martinibuster
msg:4227204 | 6:41 pm on Nov 5, 2010 (gmt 0) |
Personally, I think the IP thing has been overstated. As long as the other sites have their own independent inbounds then whatever negative score being on the same IP will bring is going to be negated by the other factors. In the large scheme of things, something as small as that is like a pebble tossed in a puddle.
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OddDog
msg:4227678 | 9:27 am on Nov 7, 2010 (gmt 0) |
There exists a hosting service that provides multiple c.span ips per account. Just bing it.
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potentialgeek
msg:4228298 | 3:42 am on Nov 9, 2010 (gmt 0) |
I don't think Google factors the IP yet but they will in the future. The engineers will run out of algo tweaks.
Matt Cutts says he checked IPs when a site had extreme interlinking from other sites and he suspected there was a link farm. He actually did the IP check at a conference once if I recall correctly.
The only reason why the algo wouldn't consider IPs now is lack of storage space for that data. Google has been getting more storage so it's only a matter of time before IP address is part of the algo if it isn't already.
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vikashkumar
msg:4229857 | 5:48 am on Nov 13, 2010 (gmt 0) |
Hello Potentialgeek,
Thanks for such a straight answer, I am totally agree that at present Google doesn't bother about IP as lots of site getting backing from blogs like blog spot and word press and they have same IP and still help the site to gain link juice.
Thanks
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