Setting up blog network, how to avoid Footprints?

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I'm busy to set up my own private blog network, This is what I'm doing right now,
1. Using all kind of different themes
2. use different plugins
3. Different class c ip's when I have more than 50 blogs I will buy class A ip's
4. For every 3 to 5 domains I use different namerservers

My questions are:
1. do I need to have for all my blogs a different email address set in Wordpress and contact form I use? Can Google see this?
2. Did I forgot something here? any tips?

Thanks:)
 
1. no
i'd use diffrent scripts ie drupal, joomla etc. also i'd registr domains with fake names and no more then 5 domains per ip
 
I have my own Private Blog network, Here's what I did,

hosted it in Free/cheap hosting that are available. This way, all my site is hosted in different a,b,c class ip and in different countries.
Not all free hosting are totally crap but most of them are, please install all possible security plugins for your site specially wordpress or else you will have a site full of viagra and cialis hidden links. some of cheap hosting have similar problems like this too, but then again, if you don't secure your site, even if you host it expensive hosting, you might run with this problem too.

Install different Flatform, from wordpress, drupal, movable type, moodle, b2evolution, etc.

Author/Nickname should be different in every site: please don't limit your self to the word "admin"

I'll post again if i remember anything that is worth mentioning...

Adding Privacy to your domain is also important. I"m not sure if registering in different names instead of getting a privacy protection is practical. I haven't done it but I guess it's worth trying.
 
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Well using different themes ,plugins,and unique c class ip is appreciable thing

It would be safe if u have all of your blogs in various mail accounts.


I'm busy to set up my own private blog network, This is what I'm doing right now,
1. Using all kind of different themes
2. use different plugins
3. Different class c ip's when I have more than 50 blogs I will buy class A ip's
4. For every 3 to 5 domains I use different namerservers

My questions are:
1. do I need to have for all my blogs a different email address set in Wordpress and contact form I use? Can Google see this?
2. Did I forgot something here? any tips?

Thanks:)
 
For each and every article you want to post with links to your money site, get 3 more up first (without links). This is to prevent Google from tagging your site for promoting.
 
How would you guys go about varying analytics and ads? Do any of you use GA or adsense? or is that suicide?
 
same questions apply to me, what can i do to avoid footprints so they cannot be tracked?
 
what about for hosting account, should fake info be used here, kind of difficult to do since it must be a billing/paypal address. can google actually see my personal info within a hosting provider?
 
also link to other authority pages + interlink. Rather than building them like network build them like they are each worth making money. Remember a site just linking to you is nothing compared to a site which has traffic linking to you. There is a big difference.

Cheers,
 
Is better if you use different cms cmiiw
you can use wordpress, joomla bookmark cms etc

Thanks
 
use WP Joomle Html/CSS pages etc
Different Whois (some private, some fake)
Dont buy all domains from the same place
Dont buy all domains at the same day/week/month..
Buy also OLD domains
Different plugins with the same purpose
Different pages names (contact us, get in touch, give us a call etc...)
Better to use different hosts (shared) than seo c-class hosts
Never interlink them or anything like WMT,ANALYTICS,ADSENSE,AFFILIATE LINKS
Dont set posts to publish at the same second
Dont use the same theme, but do mix with some free themes (with credit links)
If you use photos (taken from google images) I suggest edit them all (few hours for like 200-300) then change file type (if jpg then make it gif, change size of img, play with the color - PICASA editor is best for it) then drag pics into google images to see if it's finding more pics like it or not.

I guess that's all as far as footprints go
 
I use wordpress for all my sites, and I do all the stuffs mentioned above. In addition I have spyderspanker plugin to hide my sites from all bad bots. Also while purchasing expired domains, check whether the brand name is still in use, I don't use the exact brand name as it leads to copyright violation. I lost 2 of my best sites due to copyright violation.
 
When setting up a private network you need to create each blog as if it was another independent person. So do you think many
people would all use the same domain registry company? Or use the same hosting company?

Make everything unique and put time into it and it will pay off in the long run.
 
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