30 blogs, 1 shared host = too much???

[beks001]

I currently have 30 blogs on the same ip and same shared host. They each get very little traffic and so far are capable of it knock on wood but is it Ok to do? Would it be better to have them on their own ips? Does it even matter since I'm not linking them at all? Or should I be linking? Scratching head...Eating banana

[Barefootsies]

Would I do it? No. Can you do it? Sure.

I would be doing A-B-C linking strategies and putting each on their different IP's if your plan was to grow them.

However, I prefer putting all of my sites on their own IP when I can. If these are not being grown, are not making money, or are of little value. What you are doing now is fine. I would not put much more effort into them, unless you are realistically trying to scale them up in some way.

[mce]

If you are selling LINK FARM or PR FARM services, then yes, you need separate server class c IPs.

However, if you are not interlinking them and you are developing them separately to have their own streams of traffic, having many blogs on one server is fine. It also helps if they have different content categories/niches.

[anexsia]

I do it, usually have 25-30 on one account and it works great.

[fuzebox]

Originally Posted by mce

However, if you are not interlinking them and you are developing them separately to have their own streams of traffic, having many blogs on one server is fine. It also helps if they have different content categories/niches.

Keep them in separate niches, don't interlink them, and trade each one with different trade partners.

The separate IP thing is old fashioned thinking.

[jollyhumper]

I usually have 5-6 blogs pr IP. No same niche on same IP and same IP don't interlink.
I guess it's not necessary, but I like to do it so. Some of my blogs do quite well and I like having them separated.

However, it is by reading GFY I've gotten google-paranoid. :-p

I see no problem in what you're doing. I blow like 20$ each month on ip's, not sure it's worth it.

Jolly

[beks001]

Originally Posted by jollyhumper

I usually have 5-6 blogs pr IP. No same niche on same IP and same IP don't interlink.
I guess it's not necessary, but I like to do it so. Some of my blogs do quite well and I like having them separated.

However, it is by reading GFY I've gotten google-paranoid. :-p

I see no problem in what you're doing. I blow like 20$ each month on ip's, not sure it's worth it.

Jolly

What do u think the anticipated return is doing this with what u earn eachonth? Do u do 5-10k a month by any chance with this method?

[beks001]

I was doing same host, same ip, same niches. I will start to mix it up I think now

[lucas131]

eight tousands icecreams in one fridge

[bdld]

should be fine if they're not interlinked and have completely different content.

[sandman!]

there is nothing wrong with 30 blogs on 1 ip

[jollyhumper]

Originally Posted by beks001

What do u think the anticipated return is doing this with what u earn eachonth? Do u do 5-10k a month by any chance with this method?

I started this late last year, so I'm not at 5-10k. Yet. But I'm on the plus-side and it is increasing steadily.
Patience and don't give up is the key, I guess. And traffic.

I have them on different IP's so I can link a little bit between them.
But as I said, GFY has made me paranoid, so I am careful with interlinking.

Jolly

[pimpware]

Originally Posted by lucas131

eight tousands icecreams in one fridge

[beks001]

Originally Posted by lucas131

eight tousands icecreams in one fridge

I don't eat ice cream. It gives me diarrhea and makes me fat. No soup for you, webmaster referral links being stripped now!