| InfiniteTech |
07-17-2013 08:49 AM |
I've been the hosting industry for 10+ years and I've always wondered who started the SEO fallacy. It appears that companies that sell this service seem to be encouraging such activities without any hard proof. Just feeding the bottom line at whatever the cost may be.
p.s. IF SEO hosting did work, and when Google catches you employing such blackhat techniques, rest assured that you will banned from their results forever.
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Originally Posted by Juicy the Manlet
(Post 16826327)
If I get this right, Baddog is talking about filtering for duplicate content.
What are the chances that 2 sites hosted at the same place are going to have duplicate content?
And if you have duplicate content - you are going to get filtered either way, no matter if you are on different IPs or not.
In the past (2000-2004), the purpose of having your sites on multiple IPs was for interlinking all your sites and artificially boosting your sites that way. So having sites on multiple IPs prevented Google from identifying that the sites belong to the same person (and penalizing as a result).
But since then, google has so many tools that they use to find out if the sites belong to the same person - that different IPs don't matter anymore. Google would know anyway.
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I thought I was going to be the only one here challenging the author's views. Thank god some sane exists! |
