Cpanel, subdomain, addon domain for SEO

Hi Guys,

I've got about 20 domains I hope to setup over the next week as wordpress websites.

Does it make any difference in the eyes of google et all if I setup individual cpanel accounts for all of them or if I setup one cpanel account and then use the addon domain to add the others?

Obviously it's a lot faster (& easier to manage) just using the one cpanel, however if there are major advantages to having individual cpanel I will go that route!

I realise it could also get messy having so many addon domains....especially if I want subdomains within them later down the line! And selling would be easier on individual cpanel....

Many Thanks in advance!

also...given that I'll be using Wordpress would the new multi-site wordpress be a suitable tool?

my concern is having several completely different niches & all the sites getting mixed up in googles eyes!

It will be fine to host 4 or 5 sites on one hosting account, however, when you start getting a number of sites you may want to invest in reseller hosting to get individual cpanels for each domain, and depending on the package, you can get more IPs.

keadams26 said:

It will be fine to host 4 or 5 sites on one hosting account, however, when you start getting a number of sites you may want to invest in reseller hosting to get individual cpanels for each domain, and depending on the package, you can get more IPs.

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what's the advantage of doing this, other than what the OP mentioned above? anything with regards to SEO/SEM?

SEO?SEM? No not really. Just having your sites on more IPs. This allows you to link your sites together without raising red flags.

keadams26 said:

SEO?SEM? No not really. Just having your sites on more IPs. This allows you to link your sites together without raising red flags.

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ahh sure, when you actually have a network of sites going.

I haven't ever had enough to encounter this. thanks

I've got a reseller ac so can easily setup cpanels (not sure if that = different ip though)
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