What's your take on "addon domains"?

What's your take on "addon domains"?

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What's your take on "addon domains?" Does Google penalize someone for having one or more addon domains on their main website, (or if they're self-hosting)? e.g. If you saw 2, 5, or 10 websites all coming from the same IP address, would that be bad?

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jaymarpielago

I love this video. I learn a lot from it. thanks dude
samedi 14 avril 2012 00:48:49
baba14k

mate, he was asking about SHARED HOSTING add-on domains u PLONKER!
lundi 26 décembre 2011 10:10:07
mr24bd

This is? not very effective. Page Rank is calculated mainly by the homepage. Besides Google knows the difference between a profile page and the homepage.
dimanche 30 octobre 2011 22:05:54
TheChewyTunes

So if you have TOTALLY different sites it's best to buy DIFFERENT independent hosting for each?
samedi 29 janvier 2011 10:16:39
undeterminederror

What about this one: I have +20 related domains, I started developing few days ago. Very the same niche. But they have completely different and quality content, different template,. The duplicate is in title, meta description of the sites. Will they get penalty ?
dimanche 04 juillet 2010 13:16:52
TechieGeek1

WOW Matt registered Matt-Cutts(com) :/ I wanted that domain :(
dimanche 20 juin 2010 14:34:52
nnnick03

that was my question too. I have 5 or so sites on the same hosting account as add-on domains, so 4 of them are under the subdirectory of the first website I registered with the hosting company. The sites have nothing to do with each other, different names, etc. My question is - would those other 4 sites be better off on a seperate hosting account? Obviously a dedicated IP is best, but I can't afford that for each blog/site I manage.
dimanche 20 juin 2010 12:14:40
ShawnKHall

Matt, you really missed the point of the question. He wasn't asking about domain ALIASES, he was asking about multiple domains on the same IP address (ie, shared hosting). The short answer is, NO, Google doesn't care if you have multiple sites that share the same IP address. While other considerations apply, the most significant issues you need to be concerned about is the quality or type of other sites sharing your IP and/or server, as this can cause your site either downtime or other issue
mercredi 16 juin 2010 23:58:58
Conceptskatemedia

I was looking forward to this question. You dodged the question Matt :(
mercredi 16 juin 2010 15:51:49
AsHDaMaster

that's it, no one could give a better answer! :)
mercredi 16 juin 2010 02:42:10
McSnookerman

enough with the blurry backgrounds! just use the google logo
mercredi 16 juin 2010 02:29:07
wyciskTV

This is some really insightful stuff. Thanks Matt.
mardi 15 juin 2010 23:59:17

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