Need Multiple C Class Hosting Suggestions

JoshN

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Some would call it SEO hosting... I think that term is a bit of a sales pitch. I won't be using it for technically SEO as all of my niche sites as hosted at only 2 or 3 companies but I do need "SEO hosting" or just a regular hosting provider who can put my domains on different C Class IPs

Due to the misinformation around this subject I know there are some shady hosting providers and I'm just trying to avoid these issues ahead of time.

Any suggestions from those working with a good provider would be greatly appreciated. The domains will see little traffic and are just wordpress sites so no need for huge bandwidth or storage.


Thanks in advance for your help and I'm glad I found this forum :D
 
Still having a hard time finding a company with consistently good reviews
 
thats a damn good suggestion

Thanks
 
I've used IndiaNets.com for 2-3 years, and they're one of the very few that I've consistently stuck with.

It's often luck-of-the-draw, and one provider can work well for a while, and then suddenly start overloading/over-leveraging their servers on shared packages etc.

WordPress and SQL-based CMS' are largely to blame, as it's often not the site-delivery per-se - but the constant massive hits on the SQL-server database across hundreds of sites that cause problems. If you used flat HTML/PHP sites, then you'd find that virtually any SEO/cheap hosting will suffice; as long as their up-time is good. These pages will load almost immediately, irrespective of the SQL server loading.
 
I actually had heard of indianets and was going to go that way but I know of a guy who just had his sites hosted on indianet deindexed.

The other sites in his blog network, on regular hosting were unaffected so far
 
I think that the most experienced internet marketers with this type of stuff, inculding myself, will recommend you to go with many cheap hosting accounts. You get usually different a and b class ip's including c class ips, no footprints for Google, less risky in terms of downtime etc.

Most of the seo hosting providers offer different c class ips that are sequential , which is not good in my opinion. I have used seowebhosting .net which belongs to hostnine and they worked well for me.
 
I hear you on the true diversity by using cheap hosting companies. I noticed people mentioning different name servers as well (I dont technically understand why this makes a difference but different hosting companies would acheive it)

Would you guys literally put one site on one hosting company or a cluster of 3-5 sites ( i know this depends, just looking for generally how people do it) Obviously the more diverse the less risk you have but also the higher cost of hosting and more complexity
 
go for turnkey seo hosting. I am using their big plan having 60 Ips.
 
PM and I can get you a price if you are still searching I work for a C Class IP provider and we have pretty decent prices for dedicated and shared IPs
 
Derrick I just saw your post. I need a few more posts before I can pm... I don't want to make a bunch of useless posts.. but safe to say I'm not just waiting to get my posts so I can spam the forum.
 
Derrick I just saw your post. I need a few more posts before I can pm... I don't want to make a bunch of useless posts.. but safe to say I'm not just waiting to get my posts so I can spam the forum.

Thats cool Josh I will PM you
 
I am with H9 (Hostnine) and have been for a long time, had some major issues recently and am not looking for alternatives which is a pain as I have nearly 300 sites located there, anyone with ideas please feel free to say so aor PM me.

Thanks
 
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