I have my own network of really high authority sites. Over 50.
Now most domains are on different Class C ips, some times i have a few domains like 1-4 on the same ip. I have used these to rank for highly competitive keywords like "Country name SEO" and "Country name web design" where the country name is a medium sized country of more than 50 million people.
The thing is most of the Whois info is the same. How much could I be loosing in link juice for my whois honesty? I have an issue with lying even in whois info.
Does Whois info at my small scale make a difference, if not would it make a difference at 100 ro 200 domains?
If I like have a group of domains all in one godaddy account, and change who is for each, can google through its registrar info know that all these domains are on one nic handle? I use multiple registrars about 3 different ones, should I use more?
Now most domains are on different Class C ips, some times i have a few domains like 1-4 on the same ip. I have used these to rank for highly competitive keywords like "Country name SEO" and "Country name web design" where the country name is a medium sized country of more than 50 million people.
The thing is most of the Whois info is the same. How much could I be loosing in link juice for my whois honesty? I have an issue with lying even in whois info.
Does Whois info at my small scale make a difference, if not would it make a difference at 100 ro 200 domains?
If I like have a group of domains all in one godaddy account, and change who is for each, can google through its registrar info know that all these domains are on one nic handle? I use multiple registrars about 3 different ones, should I use more?