Does google see the IP used to create/manage/post a Blog?

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Mr.Eitchan

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Hello Guys,

I want to make 5 blogs to rank high in a "easy" keyword. The blogs will work as a small PBN, so the same care apllies here. I was wondering, Does google see the IP used to create/manage/post a Blog?

- Do I will leave a footprint if I create/manage/post with the same IP(or IP range)?
- Do I have to use proxy to do all of this?



BHW experts help me with your knowledge

 

MatthewGraham

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Google doesn't know what IP you used to make your Wordpress/Joomla/whatever accounts. But if you make multiple WP/Joomla/whatever blogs from the same IP, if you spam them to death (or whatever) WP/Joomla whatever might bulk ban you.

 

aidenhera

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If they wanted to, they could track your IP by chrome, and in case you linked from one cms to another (lets say most popular one - wordpress) it would show up as two blogs linking to each other with admin having the same IP. RUN


in fact they dont need to know link to cms admin panel. they just need to know if you pasted link to the same domain at least couple times somewhere in the internet

 

rahulthepcl

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All those CMS will blacklist you.

 

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Mr.Eitchan

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I will not be using a free CMS, all the blogs will have a particular hosting and so on.
What Browser/Plugins should I use to avoid this footprint?


I heard google owns firefox too.

 

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• Nov 10, 2017

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google no everythink ....

vpn
then
vps
then do anythink with virtual machines
on the vps ....

use proxies on each machines

this is a very safe overkill works 100%

 

CharlieHarperX

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Google can discover your IP address and all about your system (browser fingerprinting) if you use Google Chrome. Even after you deleted all cookies and Flash cookies.

You should use Firefox with this, without any plug-in, to be 100 % safe. And please disable any "safesearch" option at Firefox manually.

 

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Mr.Eitchan

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Thank you guys for the quick answer!! Helped a lot!

 

Nargil

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Just use Firefox and to be triple sure, be logged out of Gmail or any other Google services.

 

nazmulfeni4

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just do not use google chrome .. use another browser. You will be safe

 

don chino

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I would just avoid all products of Google while doing this, that means not using Blogspot, Chrome, Gmail, Google fonts etc. Then you're good doing all of it from your home IP.

 

xjapan

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nobody knows, just to be safe go incognito mode

 

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brownphil

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Google isnt god my friend, stop worrying too much. Build your links and rank.

 

MikeyMikey13

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Built 140 pbns on Google Chrome with gmail logged in at all times with no issues lmaooooo. Put your tin foil hat away ladies

 

djp371

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• Nov 25, 2017

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You can post using same computer with no proxies needed. Just what others have said here using a non a chrome browser is already enough. On the other hand, make sure you follow other best practices when building a pbn. You can search around the forum to give you more ideas.