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If you interlink sites in your own networks you should already know about IP addresses and the importance of different IP classes. But just in case here’s a quick rundown.

In our example let’s say we have two sites and we want a backlink from site B to site A (don’t reciprical link your sites!). There are a few ways to do this :

Scenario 1 – Site A & B are both hosted on the same shared hosting account and both share the IP address 172.14.34.125. A backlink between these sites would at best be relatively useless as they both have the same IP address and the search engines can detect this immediately. At worst linking in this way may well lower your rankings.

Scenario 2 – Okay, so we’ve found a great host that will give us a unique IP address per site. We get 172.14.34.125 for site A & 172.14.34.212 for site B. The problem here is that, even though they are unique, both IP addresses are from the same Class C pool. Notice how the first 3 sets of digits are identical for each site. Again this a less than ideal linking scenario, little credit will be gained.

Scenario 3 – So now perhaps we’ve found a company offering ‘real’ SEO hosting and giving you several IP addresses from ‘different Class C pools’. 172.14.34.111 for site A & 172.14.35.212 for site B. Straight away we can see the problem - even though our IP addresses are in different C class pools they are are only 1 class apart, 34 & 35.

This is becuase most hosting companies are allocated their IP addresses in sequential pools. It makes perfect sense to do it that way from an IP management persepective but it’s not good for our interlinked site networks. Linking between sequential IPs isn’t the worst thing we can do for your sites but I certainly wouldn’t recommend it for a whole network of sites. We’re not going to stay undcover for very long that’s for sure …

Scenerio 4 – So here’s the dream ticket, imagine a host that offered:

• Unique IP addresses
• 10 different datacentres spread around the globe for you to mix & match your network sites into (US, EUROPE, ASIA)
• Different Class A’s & B’s nevermind just class C’s
• All datacentres registered with different whois records
• Unlimited domains on your account
• Unlimited sharing on each IP for network layering
• Awesome support
• All for just $19.95/month!

Sounds too good to be true right?

Wrong, I’m getting all this and more with the latest hosting company I’ve added to the BlogPiG network.

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ps. I also have another host with whom I’ve so far I’ve managed to aquire 94 unique class C IP addresses including lots of unique A & B pools. Stay tuned for more on this one soon…

Tags: Hosting, IP address, interlinking, Class C, site networks