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Hello,

I have some dating sites (black dating, christian dating, general dating, etc.), but online one dating site has good traffic.

I mean, only one dating site has good traffic and the rest is not generating good traffic.

So, my question is:

Does Google de-index for creating same niche dating sites?
Do I have to change IP for each site?

Thanks.

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Short answer: you don't need a separate IP for each site, and simply owning several dating sites in the same niche isn't by itself a reason Google will drop them. As and observed, the real risk is low-value or manipulative behaviour — not the niche or shared hosting itself. (searchenginejournal.com)

What actually causes de-indexing or severe ranking loss are spammy patterns: doorway/cookie‑cutter pages, thin or scraped content, large link‑scheme networks, hacked sites or unmanaged user‑generated spam. First diagnostic step: check Google Search Console → Security & Manual Actions to see whether a human action was applied and which pages are affected. (developers.google.com)

Concrete fixes you can apply right away: audit each site for unique, user‑focused content; consolidate or merge sites that are near-duplicates (or use 301s/canonical tags to concentrate signals); mark low‑value auto pages with noindex; and improve page depth and user experience before chasing links. Don’t block duplicates with robots.txt — use rel="canonical" or redirects so Google can consolidate signals. Example canonical tag you can add to a duplicate page head: 

<link rel="canonical" href="https://www.example.com/preferred-page" />

(developers.google.com)

Avoid quick hosting/IP workarounds or buying/managing PBNs — link schemes and other manipulative link tactics are explicitly in Google’s spam policies and are a common manual‑action trigger. Concentrate on unique profiles, bona fide promotion, backlink audits, and Search Console monitoring; if a manual action appears, follow the report’s remediation and request review after you fix the issues. (developers.google.com)

Summary checklist (in order): check Manual Actions → inspect Coverage/URL Inspection → find duplicate pages across your domains → consolidate or canonicalize → improve content and UX → audit links. This targets the real problems and avoids unnecessary moves like buying new IPs.

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Member Avatar for obosh

i am not sure about your question...but i never heard google de-index pages for having many sites in same niche....or IPs....
unless you have some duplicate content issue among your sites i don't think same IP or same Niche is a problem.....

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Having several sites in the same niche can not get a site de-indexed by Google. This may be possible, if you are using those sites to manupilate the system to get better ranking. Or, if you are using black hat search engine optimization techniques. As someone mentioned, I've never heard site that gets de-indexed by Google because its owner has several sites in the same niche.

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