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Hello,

If I have three dating sites, then should I use different IP for each site? Is it better or it does not matter when google crawl my sites in their engine?

I post the each link on the link section for each other to exchange.

Also, the IPs they gave me from the server are ONLY different from the last digit.

Is that considered different IP for each site?

Thanks.

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Short answer: you do not need a unique IP for each site to get good SEO. Google has said shared IPs are fine; the search ranking risk comes from manipulative linking or genuinely spammy hosts, not from the fact two domains share an address. Several replies in this thread (for example , , ) assume “different IPs = better SEO,” but that’s an oversimplification. (seroundtable.com)

If your host only changed the last octet on each site’s IP, those addresses are almost certainly in the same /24 block (the same subnet) and that does not give meaningful “diversity.” Buying small IP variations or shuffling addresses to hide a Private Blog Network is a risky, low-return tactic; Google looks at many signals beyond IP (hosting, WHOIS, content patterns and link behaviour). Focus on hosting quality and uptime rather than chasing IP differences. (robots.net)

A more important issue for this thread is the link-exchange you described. Posting each site into a mutual “link section” creates reciprocal, sitewide links that look like a link-exchange network if the intent is to manipulate ranking. Make any cross-site links editorial and contextual; vary anchor text; for clearly promotional links use rel="sponsored" or rel="nofollow". If you find large-scale or automated links pointing at your sites, remove them and (only if necessary) use Google’s disavow tool after documented removal attempts. Google’s guidance on widget/large-scale link campaigns and the disavow tool explains these risks and remedies. (developers.google.com)

Practical checklist: 1) Don’t worry about IPs unless your host is literally a “spam farm” — then migrate providers; 2) Remove or convert sitewide reciprocal links into editorial, user‑focused links (or mark them rel="sponsored"); 3) Keep content unique across the three dating sites; 4) Monitor Search Console for manual actions and for crawl/DNS/network errors (downtime hurts indexing). Plan any hosting move to avoid DNS downtime so crawlers don’t see network errors. (developers.google.com)

Summary: IP differences alone won’t boost rankings. Stop trying to “game” IP diversity — instead, stop automated link swaps, improve site quality, and earn real editorial links.

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Member Avatar for albertodell

Exactly ! Its good from SEO point of view.If you will get backlinks from different IPs and traffic as well. Search engine give preference to your website.

Member Avatar for julilaami

yeah it is a good idea for improvement your site...

Member Avatar for Ketul_1

Differenrt IP is a good for seo. If your backlink generate from different IP backlinks, it is good.

Member Avatar for JobPencil

If you use Different IPS you will get a more backlinks. it improve your site rank.

Member Avatar for sginteractivesg

If you use Different IPS backlinks for your website .it's good for seo.

Member Avatar for christiangel.mathews

Different IPs are the best for SEO as many times it prevents your IP to be banned in some sites.

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