Printer Friendly Version
Email this thread to a friend
|
looking for free hosting site (In: I Want to Sell My Website)
how to increse the google rating on my site (In: Google)
Hosting in different Country (In: General Search Engine Optimization)
Featured Web Site Template |
|
Reflects user activity within the last 5 minutes
|
|
| Member |
Message |
jclifton
Joined: Mar 09, 2004
# Posts: 18
|
Posted: 2004-Mar-18 15:43
Hello,
I'got a question that perhapse you guys can shed some light on....
I am about to launch a site that we have been working on for the past 2 weeks. I have been spending alot of time going over the content and making sure that everything is in place and that it is optimized as much as possible.
I want to go with a cheap shared server hosting plan, but I want to make sure that the hosting service (or hosting IP) that we choose is in good standing with Google.
Is there a simple way to tell other than asking the hosting service??? (which I many not necessaraly trust to tell me the truth)
Also, is there anything wrong with going with a hosting service that offers, say a $6.00 per month hosting plan as opposed to a $39.00 per month hosting plan???
Again, thanks fellas!!
|
 |
scorp
Joined: Mar 14, 2004
# Posts: 79
|
Posted: 2004-Mar-19 20:58
Hi,
I'm with Nevidia hosting, you can try them out. Didn't have any problems with them for a year now. Yea, and I got PR of 4 two days ago  , i wanted to move to lunarpages as they offer more space and bandwidth, but i think i stay with nevidia.
Anyway, I ordered today a dedicated ip to be sure 100%, that comes as $8.50/month altogether with dedicated ip, 250 MB space 5 GB bandwidth. Hope that helps.
scorp
|
|
jclifton
Joined: Mar 09, 2004
# Posts: 18
|
Posted: 2004-Mar-19 21:19
Wow, that's a good deal!
|
|
bhartzer
Staff
Joined: Jun 08, 2000
# Posts: 7042
|
Posted: 2004-Mar-19 21:24
You don't have to worry about a host being "in good standing with Google". As long as your domain name is in good standing with Google, you don't have to worry about it.
|
|
jclifton
Joined: Mar 09, 2004
# Posts: 18
|
Posted: 2004-Mar-19 21:27
Ok...
That's interesting and that makes sense.
I though that I read somewhere that if there is a hosting company that say, has several cloaked sites (or whatever) that Google can penalize the shared server that those sites (or site) is located.
|
|
bhartzer
Staff
Joined: Jun 08, 2000
# Posts: 7042
|
Posted: 2004-Mar-19 21:30
As far as I know, Google will penalize the domains, not the whole shared server. The only way to get around this is to make sure your domain is hosted on its own unique IP address. And you should be doing that anyway.
If you're not cloaking, though, you have nothing to worry about.
|
|
erich17
Joined: Nov 27, 2001
# Posts: 115
|
Posted: 2004-Mar-20 00:11
"You don't have to worry about a host being "in good standing with Google". As long as your domain name is in good standing with Google, you don't have to worry about it."
How would one know if their Domain name is in good or Bad standing with Google?
|
|
You are not permitted to post messages in this forum or topic, because of one or more of the following reasons:
- You have not yet logged in, or registered properly as a member
- You are a member, but no longer have posting rights.
- This is a private forum, for which you do not have permissions.
If you are a recent member, it's possible that you simply have not yet confirmed your account. Please
check your email for a message entitled 'JimWorld Forums: Confirm Your Account' and follow the instructions
contained within.
If you cannot find this message, click here to Re-Send it.
|
If you are still experiencing problem, please read the
Login Assistance
Article for some advice on what may be causing your login not to work properly.
|
Switch to Advanced Editor and ...
Create a New Topic
or Reply to this Thread
|
|
Inbox
