how important is unique IP / nameserver to SE ranking?

[baddog]

Originally Posted by neveremail

So, if you have 100 sites on different domains then yes all of should appear in the search results as long as its not duplicated content. But being free sites (so only small with low PR etc) they will probably be buried very deep in the SERPs.

However 100 sites on 1 IP is a bad idea, I'm sure google will pick up on that and possiblt take a disliking to it (possibly considering it should just be treated as one big site).

So you should limit the amount of sites per IP/nameserver.

I dont really know an exact figure but I think the generally about 5 domains per IP.

Am I right here or not?????

A couple points of clarification here:

Good PR or poor PR has zero to do with SERP's.

We do not recommend putting even two domains on 1 IP, much less 100's. You can put several sites on the same class C, as long as their themes are different. That is why you will notice our dedicated hosting packages have up to 14 IPs per Class C, but with unlimited nameservers.

[SexVideoContent]

Originally Posted by baddog

Good PR or poor PR has zero to do with SERP's.

The domains I was referring to are both PR0 and were both in the top 10 on google.

We do not recommend putting even two domains on 1 IP, much less 100's. You can put several sites on the same class C, as long as their themes are different. That is why you will notice our dedicated hosting packages have up to 14 IPs per Class C, but with unlimited nameservers.

What is a 'class c'?

[baddog]

Originally Posted by SexVideoContent

The domains I was referring to are both PR0 and were both in the top 10 on google.


What is a 'class c'?

Then you are seeing first hand that PR does not equal SERP. Good PR is nice, but give me a good SERP any day of the week.

Re: Class C

http://www.gordano.com/kb.htm?q=246

[Bill]

baddog, if you had started out by saying "this is my opinion, and this is why I think this is right", instead of "I'm 100% right and you suck.", you'd be a lot more persuasive.

this ain't gfy, it's not all about being the first to get in a cut.

Funny thing is, I operate as if what you were saying is true, even tho I happen to think there is no certain way to know wether or not it's true.

It's a variable that can be controlled for, and after a certain point in the se game it makes complete sense to use the whole sep ip, c's, & servers approach.

But compared to stuff like keyword choices, text, structure and linking, it's not _that_ important.

Which I believe is what I said originally.

[baddog]

Originally Posted by Bill

instead of "I'm 100% right and you suck.", you'd be a lot more persuasive.

Hmmm, did I say either of those things?

[Bill]

I'm paraphrasing, trying to communicate an emotional flavor.

What, you think what I'm saying has no merit?

Just relax man.

[neveremail]

Originally Posted by baddog

Good PR or poor PR has zero to do with SERP's.

Maybe toolbar PR but actual Page Rank does which is what I'm talking about. But thats going off the subjuect anyway.