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Posted by Anonymous on 3/2/2006 at 11:54 AM ET 125 Points
Hi everybody,

I know search engines like blogs and rank them higher. I have 3 domain names. 3 are homepage of products I sell, and another one is a blog.

If I want the domain names for my products to rank higher, can I set up a redirect to my blog? Would Google buy this?

For example:

domain1.es: Sales letter, site that I want to rank higher
domain2.es: Sales letter, site that I want to rank higher
domain3.es: Blog, updated daily, search engines like it

So my idea is to set:

blog.domain1.es: Points to domain3.es
blog.domain2.es: Points to domain3.es

Will this trick make domain1.es and domain2.es get higher rankings?

Thanks in advance.


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  • Posted on 3/2/2006 at 5:51 PM Member
    Baaaad Search Spammer.
  • Posted by darcy.moen on 3/2/2006 at 7:46 PM Accepted
    From what I've read about SEO, moreover, Google in particular...you may be better off spreading the domains around to different IP addresses.

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  • Posted on 3/3/2006 at 8:24 AM Member
    Having the same IP address is very usual in web site hosting.
    One server usually has a few IP addresses, but can host hundreds or thousands web sites.
    It's the domain name that matters.
  • Posted by ROIHUNTER on 3/3/2006 at 8:49 AM Accepted
    alekhine2,

    The tactics you mentioned will create more trouble for you then value in the end. I would suggest spending more time creating content rich pages to attract qualified leads.

    As for the IP question. I prefer a unique IP for each web server and mail server. The practice of having multiple sites on one IP is common. The problems start when search engines because of spam or fraudulent activities block that IP. All sites are then affected by the actions of one.

    Hope that helps,
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