Building a Blog / Satellite Network

pokerente

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I'm currently facing more and more competitors in my market and it seems that gaining backlinks from web 2.0 sites / blog comments etc. pp won't do the trick anymore since some competitors seem to own whole networks of blogs giving them the chance to get backlinks I cant simpy copy.

That's why I plan to build around 20 satellite sites around my main site.
The question is: Where do I buy 20 unique IP domains and where shall I host them? Google mustnt see any connection between the satellite sites and since I never created a blog network I'd REALLY appreciate your help guys :)

Help me out and get some +rep :-)
 
Look at SEO Hosting (Division of HostGator, prices are decent). You have to Google it because I can't post links. Other than that, I don't know where you'll get all different Class C IPs.
 
Hey Pokerente,

You have to host your sites on VPS provided by different Hosting Providers like HostGator, SeoHosting and SoftLayer Cloud Hosting.

All of these hosting providers are offering VPS with multiple IP. SeoHosting is offering different Class C IPs, in order to protect your privacy , register your domains with namecheap as privacy protection is available free for 1st year with domain name registration.

I would also like to recommend you that do not use same kind of theme and layout structure in you blogs. Hope this will helps you
 
Hey Pokerente,

You have to host your sites on VPS provided by different Hosting Providers like HostGator, SeoHosting and SoftLayer Cloud Hosting.

All of these hosting providers are offering VPS with multiple IP. SeoHosting is offering different Class C IPs, in order to protect your privacy , register your domains with namecheap as privacy protection is available free for 1st year with domain name registration.

I would also like to recommend you that do not use same kind of theme and layout structure in you blogs. Hope this will helps you

Thank you so much for helping me out :-)
Currently registering most domains at hdwebprovider which is not bad since the privacy protection is always for free :)

thx again mate!
 
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