Hosting multiple sites with one IP address

[Head Boy]

I'd be interested in other peoples opinions on this, as I'm not too hot on SEO.
There is talk suggesting that the reason Google became a domain registrar is to give them access to the registration details, so I guess they are trying to check on incestuous linking.

[Useless]

Originally Posted by Head Boy

I'd be interested in other peoples opinions on this, as I'm not too hot on SEO.
There is talk suggesting that the reason Google became a domain registrar is to give them access to the registration details, so I guess they are trying to check on incestuous linking.

I've heard the same thing you stated above about interlinking domains on a single IP. I've only heard it applied to Google, but what they do, the herd will surely follow.

[SinSational]

Originally Posted by Useless Warrior

I've heard the same thing you stated above about interlinking domains on a single IP. I've only heard it applied to Google, but what they do, the herd will surely follow.

i have heard the same thing.

[ArtWilliams]

Don't host adult and non-adult domains together under the same IP. Some filtering software will stop the non-adult surfers from seeing their sites. ... Been there done that!!! ... art

[Joe]

Originally Posted by Head Boy

I'd be interested in other peoples opinions on this, as I'm not too hot on SEO.
There is talk suggesting that the reason Google became a domain registrar is to give them access to the registration details, so I guess they are trying to check on incestuous linking.

Heh, incestuous linking, that's a new one I've heard.

But what you're saying is right, Google has stated over and over that they do not plan on becoming a registrar. So one can only assume that they will be using it for the other obvious reason.

The controversial Matt Cutts has stated that he prefers to have domains located on different c-class IPs.