Hosting for thousands of sites

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lnissen

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If you own thousands of sites (I've read some people own over 100,000 sites), how do you host them safely without getting banned from search engines? Even if you spread them across 100 servers, you'd still only have script generated websites on your IPs. Couldn't Google potentially ban all your IPs and you'd wake up one day having lost most of your income? Are there any solutions, affordable or not, that spread your mass generated sites among different servers or IP classes? I've read it's rare for people get all sites on an IP banned in one day, but who is to say it won't start happening soon?
 


The best prevention method is not to put all your eggs in one basket. That is to say don't just make script generated sites - put the money earned from them into other business avenues.
 
The best prevention method is not to put all your eggs in one basket. That is to say don't just make script generated sites - put the money earned from them into other business avenues.

I totally agree use different methods of generation of content. Have some using this way then after a while use something else to be doing it so the sites really are becoming quite different over time as your methods of doing content change.

On top of that of course using various servers and ip ranges to keep them from all linking backed to each other.
 
never link sites together, and with 100,000 sites. WOW. you can get 200 servers and get like 100 IP's on each one.

Big time bulk purchase, so if you go to theplanet, they will give you huge discount.
When one has 100,000 sites, that person will know exactly what to do, I'm sure that one person has this problem down. You can't keep that big risk open like that.

But owning 100,000 sites? Wow. You would probably be maing a minimum of $50,000/month.
 
But 50,000 a month ain't shit for this. You domain fees will be around $500,000 a year even if you become a registar I think.
 
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