SEO Web Hosting

When we are talking about SEO web hosting what is it that we mean. For the most part it means putting a large number of websites on different class c ip addresses so that they look like they are owned and operated by different people on different servers and better still in different locations.

This technique has been used by large SEO companies for years now and has been out of financial reach for the vast majority of people. But not any longer there are a number of companies offering SEO hosting packages with multiple ip’s dns and of course domains all thrown into the service.

The service provided by good SEO hosts are often superior to the average web hosting company because of the need to keep hold of their clients their servers must be good for SEO in as many ways as possible. So page load speed, bandwidth, uptime and comprehensive sets of dns tools usually are fairly standard for the good ones.

One of the other advantages is bandwidth normally you will get a large amount of bandwidth with an SEO server because of the simple fact that a lot of their clients are professional internet marketers who’s sites get a lot of traffic.

So how does hosting your site on multiple ip addresses help your serp, well if search engines believe that your sites are all separate and you link those sites back to your cash sites then you are raising your link popularity.

You can also leverage those sites for more links by offering links from them to other sites in exchange for links to your cash sites it is extremely powerful especially when you get 20 or 30 sites doing the same thing.

Think about it 20 sites with 30 pages each you can leverage 10 links per page over a little time and that will add up to 6 thousand links you can leverage back yo your cash site that heap big medicine.

So what will this cost you then take a look here and get all that for next to nothing.

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