What if I assign new IP's to my websites?

bypass googles same neighbourhood?

[baron13]

Hello,
in the thread [webmasterworld.com...] CLAUS (thanks for the best post ever) told us that websites from the same neighbourhood will always be thrown away!

What if I ask my webhosting company to assign new IP's from different C classes to my websites? Does google notice that?
What if a domain is just moving to another webhosting company and than gets a new IP? Is this a way to trick google and to produce a network linking structure again?

I just thought about that and hope that someone (maybe CLAUS) can answer those questions!

Good night! :-)

[CCowboy]

Having the same IP as other sites is not bad unless there are a large percentage in your same industry with the same key words ect...

If your are worried about this look into a dedicated or co-located server with multiple I.P.s.

Sorry I'm not CLAUS!

[wkitty42]

as far as search engines are concerned, neighborhood has nothing to do with your address (ip or domain)... neighborhood has to do with those sites that you link to...