Unlinked domains with Matching Whois Leave Clues to Webmasters Intent
An observation about how Google might use whois information against you even if your domains are unlinked and are on multiple IPs/hosting:
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So, according to this view, if you own 3 legit domains and 1 black hat domain all with an unprotected whois, that black hat domain can negatively impact the ranking of your other domains even if none of your domains link to each other. Or if you own 5 adult domains and 2 mainstream domains, your mainstream domains can rank lower if Google finds spammy linking patterns on your 5 adult domains. http://www.johnon.com/312/google-algorithm.html |
Ugh...
I guess it was just a matter of time. I guess it's time to go back and look at all the newbie stuff I put online for mainstream and adult alike and start removing anything "spammy". Thanks for the heads up. |
Interesting. And depressing.
I own something like 120 domains. Some have sites that are very old and haven't been updated for years. I've been going through some of them, and discovered spammy stuff. Things that worked in 2002, but not now. It's a big job, fixing up everything. If Whois is a factor, it's ominous for me. :( |
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