godddaesoo
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I'm trying to produce a one-tier site through WordPress.
I'd like to make about 5 pieces, is it desirable to use Vps?
I'd like to make about 5 pieces, is it desirable to use Vps?
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godddaesoo
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Do I have to manage my IP for each ID on the web 2.0 blog?
hideath
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web 2.0s are a in a different case since they are hosted in different platforms with different ips,
your IP is not the thing to hide here, it's the website IP,
you have to read more about PBNs before creating your own, there are some good guides here, search and take a look
Dr.Rok
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are you just talking about making 5 free Wordpress sites hosted on Wordpress free hosting?
alternatesword
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I think he asking about using VPN to create and manage 5 WordPress.com blogs for using as tier 1 links.
godddaesoo
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I'm studying to make a tier.
Dr.Rok
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Maybe....I think the language barrier is in the way sadly.
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Why are you planning to do a Tier 1 with your own VPS? It's unlikely you will resist adequately any kind of BH linkbuilding without any rep for the given host. At least not with links that you could otherwise shoot straightly to your home. Not sure is the best idea.
Although if you plan to make microsites for a tier 1, you can just buy an IP for each virtual host and link to them individually. There is a little footprint because of the web server but nothing outstanding (most of the site rely either or nginx or apache2 so is not a huge deal). In my VPS, each additional IP cost around $1/mo.
Although if you plan to make microsites for a tier 1, you can just buy an IP for each virtual host and link to them individually. There is a little footprint because of the web server but nothing outstanding (most of the site rely either or nginx or apache2 so is not a huge deal). In my VPS, each additional IP cost around $1/mo.