Web hosting for C class ip's

I am looking for C class ip web hosting. Recently i learned that shared web hosting is not good for SEO. Working on long term goals i am looking for Web hosting that can offer 10 or 20 "c class" ip web hosting.

can anyone suggest good "c class" web hosting for hosting blogs ? Or Let me put that way is Reseller or VPS hosting should be same ?

 

HostGator has this class C IP hosting, you can take a look at their sister company, seohosting.com.

 

does this mean for C class ip i need to get it from Hostgator sister company but not from Host gator? ?

 

Yes, you would be required to get directly from SEOhosting.com as Hostgator.com doesn't offer that. For your requirement, you are looking at $67.50 to $125/month if you are looking to sign up with them.

 

does any one knows why C class ip address is different ??

 

what do you mean why they are different?

 

It sounds like you do not even understand what you're doing here. What they refer to is each IP address is in a different C class for example:

1.2.3.4
1.2.5.4

So every time at a minimum the third octet must change.


People believe linking their own web sites on the same IP or even in the same range will be a negative for them SEO wise. Of course they have no proof to even back this up. Now if you have a single site you don't need this C class IP hosting for even what they use it for.

 

That's not correct.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classful_network

Class C
starting address: 192.0.0.0
ending address : 223.255.255.255

odds are any shared hosting provider will provide a dynamic C class address.

The last paragraph though is what's important, some say to avoid linking with the same IP. And take it even further to avoid being in the same neighborhood as the linking site.

 

Depends on what you refer to as a Class C: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPv4_subnetting_reference Basically it's wanting IP's each on a different /24

 

depends?
straight from your source :
C 110 192.0.0.0 223.255.255.255 255.255.255.0 /24

That's listing the first class C as 192.0.0.0 . Which means 192.1.0.0 and 192.2.0.0 are both valid Class C IPs. And neither of those has anything to do with the 3rd octet being set. So where is the depends in this?

yeah a /24 could be considered a neighborhood for practical purposes. though its mostly BS and the only ones really worried about it should be spammers or people with very large interconnected sites.

 

get a vps from my footer and buy as many class c's as you want fro $1 a month

 

seohosting.com is expensive.

alternatively, if the blogs you are hosting are not many, you can signup hosting from different web hosts, and host each blog individually. well, you can get class c for sure.

 

There is this new company which hosts their servers with us called page1hosting.com . They offer 100 different c-class ips.