Separate registrars?

I think i should separate registrars for all my domains. I buy in namecheap but could make multiple to decrease footprint. Is that a good seo strategy for domains

seolife4me said:

I think i should separate registrars for all my domains. I buy in namecheap but could make multiple to decrease footprint. Is that a good seo strategy for domains

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Read this first: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/a-must-read-for-every-seo-there-is-a-new-google-data-leak-related-to-14k-attributes-features.1604073/

I think Namecheap is the best place for all the dynamics.

it only matters if you make PBN, otherwise I don't think it's useful... Although, I do like to keep my domain registrar separated from the hosting provider, just in case that one of them goes bust or does something bad to my account.

If it's the domain registrar that's problematic, I can buy a new domain from somewhere else and still have the site online, and if it's the hoster that screws me over I can take the backups to another hoster...

So yeah, you can split the registrars for your peace of mind, but from a SEO standpoint it doesn't matter (unless you build PBN, like I said, in that case you might want to use multiple registrars)

tazarbm said:

it only matters if you make PBN, otherwise I don't think it's useful... Although, I do like to keep my domain registrar separated from the hosting provider, just in case that one of them goes bust or does something bad to my account.

If it's the domain registrar that's problematic, I can buy a new domain from somewhere else and still have the site online, and if it's the hoster that screws me over I can take the backups to another hoster...

So yeah, you can split the registrars for your peace of mind, but from a SEO standpoint it doesn't matter (unless you build PBN, like I said, in that case you might want to use multiple registrars)

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+1,
You can use the same registrar, hosting, etc... for your money sites,
as long as they're not interlinked together, not using them for some heavy spam, you're good to go,

there are hundreds of thousands of domains per each registrar at least,
no way google tell they belong to the same person if WHOIS privacy protection is on

hideath said:

+1,
You can use the same registrar, hosting, etc... for your money sites,
as long as they're not interlinked together, not using them for some heavy spam, you're good to go,

there are hundreds of thousands of domains per each registrar at least,
no way google tell they belong to the same person if WHOIS privacy protection is on

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I want to interlink them is the issue. i dont want to make full PBN but want to link them. AnY suggestion

seolife4me said:

I want to interlink them is the issue. i dont want to make full PBN but want to link them. AnY suggestion

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This can be a little bit tricky, and not something commenly recommended,
It could get all of the websites penalized,

Spread the domains over a few registrars at least, drip feed the registration over a couple of months+, depending on how many of them,
Use different hosting for each one of them, you can use the same hosting, but make sure you're getting unique IP per website,

Then, you'll have to build some authority and trust for each of the websites,
Basically making sure each of them have decent overall SEO, link profile, topical authority, etc...
Let them age for a good period of time and even better if they ranks and receive some traffic and good UX signals,

Then you can start interlinking them slowly, drip feed linking and avoid patterns,
Basically, you want to make it look like geniune websites linking to each others and avoid anything that could trigger spam algos

Domain registrars might help in managing risks like registrar-specific issues or downtime, it won’t directly impact your SEO.
Focus on optimizing your site’s content, technical aspects, and user experience for better search engine performance.

You can use different registers, hosting servers, and IPs if you are about to interlink your domains. Unless it doesn't matter much.

Hello. Using different domain registrars for your websites doesn't impact SEO.
Search engines like Google don't consider which registrar you use when ranking your site. Their focus is on content quality, user experience, backlinks, site performance, and adherence to their webmaster guidelines. So I think it's unnecessary.