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Old March 14th, 2008, 01:07 AM
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Getting Lots of Back Links from Same IP

Hi,
I have a very simple question but it needs to be evaluated carefully.
Is it beneficial to get hundreds of back links from different sites, hosted on same shared server resulting in giving the same IP back links?
Is there any limit (in terms of number) to have link back from a particular IP?
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Get back links from same IP Google doesn't count back link from same IP.
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hi,

Yes it is true that u will get more benefit to get hundreds of back links from different sites than hosted on same shared server.

As per the limit, many seo says 5 to 10 links. If you build more link from same ip google will banned your site. But i am not agree about this saying.

As per my knowledge, ip has a capacity which contain many sites with differnt owner and themes. How we can separate sites with different ip. As per my experience there are many more thing to know with the ip of the website.

But from public opinion in this topic dont go for more links froom same ip. try to get different ip.

If you are going for same ip website check the age, relevancy,site traffic, perfomace of the website and then go on liking with them.

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Hi,
I have a very simple question but it needs to be evaluated carefully.
Is it beneficial to get hundreds of back links from different sites, hosted on same shared server resulting in giving the same IP back links?
Is there any limit (in terms of number) to have link back from a particular IP?
Any suggestions or help will make me obliged.
Thanx in advance

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It has been stated several times by google that links from the same IP address do NOT get you banned, they are NOT treated differently to links from elsewhere
Read it
http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/myth-busting-virtual-hosts-vs-dedicated-ip-addresses/
listen to it
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3583760678227172395

It has been said by google that if you get a huge number of links from the same ip address, then they get suspicious, but for most people it is not going to be a problem.
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Lots of people will disagree with this but that's OK...

The most dangerous links are the ones that you give to yourself.

Don't underestimate Google's abilities to understand linking. If they sense that these links are part of a manipulation attempt then at best their value will be canceled. Or, they could turn off your ability to pass pagerank, or filter your site, or drop you from the index.

We see lots of posts here... "WAH!... My Site Disapeared!... Help me, Puleeeze!". You look at the site and it is connected to about 20 other sites in a huge rat's nest of links. Uh huh... wonder why they disappeared?

Back to your question..... If these sites are super important to you and you have huge investment in them then you should not be using them to manipulate search engines. In that instance you should have very few links between them or be using the "nofollow" attribute.

Let me give you just one example of how google could - if they wanted - detect manipulative linking. Let's say you own two sites and a big load of links go up from Site A to Site B. Google detects them. Then you start hitting their API for the anchor text keyword rankings on Site B.... Busted! Google knows that people can not control themselves. That's why they have PhD psychologists working there.
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http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/myth-busting-virtual-hosts-vs-dedicated-ip-addresses/


Thanks for this reference but the problem
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Links to virtually hosted domains are treated the same as links to domains on dedicated IP addresses.
the statement made by Craig Silverstein, Google’s Director of Technology.
my question was concerned about
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Links from virtually hosted domains are treated the same as links from domains on dedicated IP addresses.

Just the difference is of
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^Google may think that such linking is out to manipulate SERP's. It is still a bit risky.

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google will not banned the website, but did not give that much priority to the links.

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If you are in the habit of building cross linked sites you should make sure your sites are on different ips, it is also said you should use seperate class c ip addresses which in the real world means use a different host for each site.

It is perhaps true that you will not be banned, slapped down, but people do know there is a risk, and when it comes to flirting with google you better look good.

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Originally Posted by EGOL
Lots of people will disagree with this but that's OK...

The most dangerous links are the ones that you give to yourself.

Don't underestimate Google's abilities to understand linking. If they sense that these links are part of a manipulation attempt then at best their value will be canceled. Or, they could turn off your ability to pass pagerank, or filter your site, or drop you from the index.

We see lots of posts here... "WAH!... My Site Disapeared!... Help me, Puleeeze!". You look at the site and it is connected to about 20 other sites in a huge rat's nest of links. Uh huh... wonder why they disappeared?

Back to your question..... If these sites are super important to you and you have huge investment in them then you should not be using them to manipulate search engines. In that instance you should have very few links between them or be using the "nofollow" attribute.

Let me give you just one example of how google could - if they wanted - detect manipulative linking. Let's say you own two sites and a big load of links go up from Site A to Site B. Google detects them. Then you start hitting their API for the anchor text keyword rankings on Site B.... Busted! Google knows that people can not control themselves. That's why they have PhD psychologists working there.


How many links is too many? I have a blog and put all my other websites URL in the blogroll in the main page. They are in the same hosting account. Will that be consider to be bad for google spider?

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If i have 5-7 websites serving the same topic content on every then whats wrong with sending the visitors from one site to other, in order to give them all about a particular thing. It can be achieved by linking same topic website to one another. Why i'll host all my sites on different servers just to show that all sites belong to different people.
Is it not something unethical to disguise one's identity?
is it not like something that i am living with 10 peoples in 10 different rooms in one house, and to do bossism (in search engine the sites that rank well is dominate: and Only Boss always dominate) i am going to ask for a favor to somewhere else in stead of going first to the peoples who are living with me in the same house.

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