Hosting Multiple Sites on VPS without a Footprint

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I am hosting about 50 sites on a VPS linux server. All these sites have dedi IP's for each site and Nameservers. The VPS company that I purchase the IPS from provided class C Block IPS for my sites at $1 per IP.

Now my question is..I noticed that as I continue to to purchase additonal IPS for my sites, some of the IPS i am getting have the same C block octet. Even though each IP is UNIQUE, will the issue of the third octets being the same (somesites) in the provided range ex)XXX.XXX.248-251.XXX(unique) cause issues for the SERP rankings later down the line?

If this may cause a problem..What are some alternatives?
 
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Are you interlinking the sites? If not, there won't be any issues.
 
SEOHanK said:
Are you interlinking the sites? If not, there won't be any issues.
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Yes, i plan to interlinking the sites. Some of the ns ips will have appear to have the some of the same C blocks too.

Would it just be better to sign up for multiple hosting accounts to cover this?
 
ddwebmaster said:
I am hosting about 50 sites on a VPS linux server. All these sites have dedi IP's for each site and Nameservers. The VPS company that I purchase the IPS from provided class C Block IPS for my sites at $1 per IP.

Now my question is..I noticed that as I continue to to purchase additonal IPS for my sites, some of the IPS i am getting have the same C block octet. Even though each IP is UNIQUE, will the issue of the third octets being the same (somesites) in the provided range ex)XXX.XXX.248-251.XXX(unique) cause issues for the SERP rankings later down the line?

If this may cause a problem..What are some alternatives?
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What are the benefits necessarily to blocking your IP? I'm new to the blackhat world with a lot of traditional SEO / blogging experience. I have a couple of sites that make around $500 a month in adsense but I'm really looking to turn up the heat.
 
that's no good. they need to be on separate class c blocks at minimum. Even better if you can get separate B or A blocks. If you are getting a bunch on the same C you are better off to not even bother.
 
ddwebmaster said:
Yes, i plan to interlinking the sites. Some of the ns ips will have appear to have the some of the same C blocks too.

Would it just be better to sign up for multiple hosting accounts to cover this?
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go to seohosting.com you they give you your choice of seperate class Ips. You can pick specific ips from a list and spread them out nicely. 10 ips is less than $60 a month. you can use addon domains with that so if you get creative with your interlinking you can do some really effective interlinking on a large volume of sites with minimal footprint. The price goes down per IP, the more you buy.
 
Thanks adbot ill check em out. I thought when i signed up with my current VPS that they would "provide" unique c blocks, but i just contacted them and found out the c block range was limited to 5. I put 5 sites on the VPS, each with different C block. But after a few hours of researching today on the forum. I found it's better to have different A.B.C blocks as you said. I am probably going to to just sign up at a few hosting providers. I know its more work but it will be worth covering the footprints.
 
I dont know if this coupon still works but it is for 1 month free (5ips) at seohosting.com:

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Give it a try. Good way to see if you like them.
 
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