Does Hosting Affect Search?

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IOIPY

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Hi there,

I have 4 websites under the same hosting plan for about 6 - 7 USD per month.

Only one blog gets about 30k vistors per month and remaining three blogs combined get about 100 vistors per month.

I have been doing same SEO for all sites but three remaining blogs don't have any search impressions.

3 blogs have aged about 6 months and i have been tageting low volume keywords.

Is it my hosting? Any help would be appreciated

I am using hostinger..
 
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Most likely if it is a shared hosting. IPs are shared so if there are some shady sites hosted on the same IP, it might get blacklisted and your sites might suffer as well.
 
IOIPY said:
Hi there,

I have 4 websites under the same hosting plan for about 6 - 7 USD per month.

Only one blog gets about 30k vistors per month and remaining three blogs combined get about 100 vistors per month.

I have been doing same SEO for all sites but three remaining blogs don't have any search impressions.

3 blogs have aged about 6 months and i have been tageting low volume keywords.

Is it my hosting? Any help would be appreciated

I am using hostinger..
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Not exactly.

What's considered is how fast your website loads, how often your site is up/down. What Google is focused in that regard is user experience. How fast a page loads, how long it takes to navigate the site, whether or not it's down (inaccessible) often, etc.

However, are all of the posts for the other 3 blogs getting indexed? How about the backlinks? Do you update the content as frequently as the blog with 30k visitors?

Are the keywords for the remaining three actionable? It depends on several factors really.
 
Assess the speed of loading web pages .... perhaps the hosting is weak - as a result, crawling and indexing is slow.
 
It is very unlikely Google will blacklist webhosting IPs instead of the domain itself.
You completely underestimate how many legitimate websites will be affected if bad neighborhood IP blacklisting was a thing.
In 2018, a tweet was asked with John's reply saying no. Although, Google's words should be also taken as a grain of salt.
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It will come down more towards your backlink profile and the difficulties of that niche.
Niche 1 could be a lot easier to rank as opposed Niche 2 and 3 and Niche 4 could be near impossible to rank without an huge budget as it is super competitive.
That's all part of keyword research.
 
RoiBox said:
Na, most likely the fact that it is different niches, backlinks and so on .. and maybe you got lucky with the 30K site.
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True. I also believe this is the case.
If hosting was that bad then how come that one site is getting 30k?
It must be about niches, content and backlinks.
 
Yes, hosting could impact search. The speed, uptime or security of your hosting provider could direct impact your website's performance, user experience or search engine rankings.
 
IOIPY said:
Hi there,

I have 4 websites under the same hosting plan for about 6 - 7 USD per month.

Only one blog gets about 30k vistors per month and remaining three blogs combined get about 100 vistors per month.

I have been doing same SEO for all sites but three remaining blogs don't have any search impressions.

3 blogs have aged about 6 months and i have been tageting low volume keywords.

Is it my hosting? Any help would be appreciated

I am using hostinger..
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Not at all, I'm using the same hosting since the last 2 years and websites are growing well
 
Hosting provider does not directly impact search engine rankings or search impressions. Factors like content quality and keyword targeting are more likely to affect the visibility of your three blogs.
 
I'll go with what the guys are saying as well. I've had sites on $10 a year hosting outperform sites on $40 a month.

Could be that the other sites need more time to get out of the sandbox and the 30k/month one was an early bloomer.

Could be lot of things, compare the sites more closely and examine the differences to find the likely answer.
 
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