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[seo_sensey]

@Escan Çilingir

Sir, if the sites are on different IPs and as you mentioned, one day it is published on IP A and then later changes to be published on IP B for example, what kind of harm could this cause us? Will it create trouble?

Master, of course it wouldn’t be good for SEO. If it changes constantly, I guess that sometimes an IP given to adult sites might be given to our site. And anyway, a site that constantly changes address isn’t very stable. I can’t say for sure, but if we are paying, we should have an IP belonging to us. What was it… indefinite IPs shouldn’t keep changing.

[oalatumur]

Sir, the IP addresses are in the TR location, this is correct. I have been using this service for 2 years. I think they acquire an IP block every 3 months. Since they are getting new IP blocks, I didn’t understand why I am always on a temporary one I simply voiced my 2 years of experience; whoever wants to can choose to buy it, whoever doesn’t won’t. I am buying it just because the price is economical. If I earned a little more money, be sure I would leave the service @seo sensey

Also, what I meant by IP changing is this. The hosting IP address is 11.11.11.11. There are different IPs assigned to me and I assign these to the sites. 2-3 months later, suddenly all of my nearly 20 sites on the host are broadcasting from 11.11.11.11. So it’s not moving from A to B. They all revert to the hosting outgoing IP.

[Escan_Cilingir]

@oalatumur

Sir, the IP addresses are in TR location, this is true. I have been using this service for 2 years. I think they get an IP block every 3 months. Since they are getting new IP blocks, I didn’t understand why I am always on temporary ones I expressed my 2 years of experience; those who want to can choose and buy it, those who don’t, don’t. I buy it just because the fee is economical. If I made a little more money, believe me, I would leave the service @seo sensey

Also, what I mean by IP change is this. The hosting IP address is 11.11.11.11. I have different IPs assigned to me and I assign these to the sites. 2-3 months later, suddenly all of my nearly 20 sites on the host are broadcasting from 11.11.11.11. So it doesn’t go from A to B. They all revert to the hosting exit IP.

Sir, this is exactly the situation I was trying to explain. If they are all broadcasting over the same IP after a while, what did I get out of it? There is no need to pay this much money. If they can guarantee that the IPs won’t change, that’s fine, but if we fall into the situation you described, there is no need at all. In this case, we need to look for a different company. It would be good if other friends working with SEO hosting companies would state their opinions on the subject, good evening..

[oalatumur]

@Escan Çilingir

Sir, this was exactly the situation I was trying to explain. If they are all broadcasting over the same IP after a while, what did I get out of it? There is no need to pay that much money either. If they can guarantee that the IPs won’t change, that’s fine, but if we end up in the situation you mentioned, there is no point at all. In this case, we need to look for a different company. It would be good if other friends working with SEO hosting firms would share their opinions on the subject. Good evening..

There is another SEO hosting service belonging to me at seohosting.com.tr. For 7 months, I haven’t opened a single ticket, experienced any issues, or had an IP change. It is relatively a bit more expensive, but at least I haven’t been inconvenienced.

[Escan_Cilingir]

@oalatumur thanks for your comment

[oalatumur]

@Escan Çilingir

@oalatumur thank you for your comment, sir

You are welcome, sir

[seo_sensey]

@oalatumur Sir, currently all my sites are on the same IP. I didn’t set them up for backlinks, but it wouldn’t hurt if they provided a benefit. If I were to move them one by one to different IPs over time, would it benefit backlink quality? Or would it have no effect since Google knows the owner of all the sites? What do you think, is it worth moving them?

[oalatumur]

@seo sensey

@oalatumur Master, currently all my sites are on the same IP. I didn’t open these for backlinks, but it wouldn’t hurt if they provided a benefit. If I were to move these one by one to different IPs over time, would it provide a benefit in terms of backlink quality? Or since all sites are known by the owner on Google’s side, would it have no effect? What do you think, is it worth moving?

I try to run all the satellite sites I have set up on different IPs as much as (financially) possible, and if possible, on different hosts. I think different IPs will be beneficial. If anyone has a different opinion, writing it here would also be a contribution to us.

[Escan_Cilingir]

As far as I have read and know, domains should be purchased under different names. It would be best to include different addresses and contact information, and to use a different email address. This is the only way to ensure they are independent of each other.