Dedicated server, lot of domains - how to hide from google that I'm owner of all

Discussion in 'Google' started by Johnek123, Nov 14, 2011.

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    If I have dedicated server with lot of Ips and lot of domains and I can create seperate DNS record for each domains then how can I hide from google that I'm owner all of this ? Because when want to check it, we can always find main IP of my server which can indicate that I'm owner all of this. How to avoid this ?
     
    Johnek123, Nov 14, 2011 IP
  2. Foxriver29

    Foxriver29 Peon

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    As far as I know, you can't hide the server IP, may somebody help you!
     
    Foxriver29, Nov 14, 2011 IP
  3. dropcatchsell

    dropcatchsell Active Member

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    Why does it matter? Contrary to claims I've heard, I've never seen a penalty for having a bunch of sites in an IP block.

    The game with Google is all about content and backlinks. If nothing on your sites raises red flags, Google's algorithm could care less how many domains are in your IP block.
     
    dropcatchsell, Nov 16, 2011 IP
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    i thing you use shared ip for all you need to change your different ip for different site
     
    studentsacca, Nov 16, 2011 IP
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    dvduval Notable Member

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    I do not know how your business is set up but I believe in the 88 / 20 rule. Hopefully, 20 percent of your sites are the ones that are creating the revenue for you. If that is true, then you can create a couple of different hosting accounts for your most important domains.
     
    dvduval, Nov 16, 2011 IP
  6. phuongtbnguyen

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    Just search for "private whois" or "private domain registration". In GoDaddy, it cost only $10/year/domain.
     
    phuongtbnguyen, Nov 17, 2011 IP