"SEO Web Hosting" - what exactly is it? SEO of course is Search Engine Optimization. Hosting, involves where and how you host your websites. The main concern is how addresses link to each other.

There is typically concern that the major search engines discount links that come from the same IP Address. Put simply, an IP Address is a unique identify number for each website. A typical address might look like this: 216.54.99.123 (four numbers that each range from 0 to 255). In techie terms, each of the four numbers is sometimes called an "octet".

When you get a reseller account from a hosting company, your IP addresses might be totally the same, or might be in a a series such as 216.54.99.123, 216.54.99.124, 216.54.99.125, etc... Your goal in building links back to your site is that the IP Addresses are diverse.

You really don't need to understand all the nitty-gritty details about Class-C IP address. Just be sure that your sites that link to the same "money-site" come from DIFFERENT class-c addresses. Your goal is to make them look like they are coming from different websites, probably owned by different people. Geographical diversity is often used to achieve this.

You can get diverse IP addresses by putting putting your websites on different hosting companies. However, this can be expensive to pay for websites individuals, and it can be a headache to keep track of where all your sites are located. On the other hand, you can "stack" websites in groups or hubs, where each hub would have a set of diverse or unique IP addresses.

If your building your internet empire, you will almost always get reseller hosting accounts (instead of one website at a time). With WHM (Web Host Manaager), you can typically set up dozens (if not hundreds) of domains on your reseller account (limited only by your disk space and bandwidth). As a reseller, you get a reseller userid/password to operate WHM. When you create a website, it gets its own userid/password for operating CPanel.

One expensive alternative is SEOHosting.com. For about $5 to $7/month, you can easily put every website on a totally unique class-C IP address. That company provides WHM and CPanel as normal with unix-based hosting for PHP and MySQL.

A more afforable solution is the website in our resource box below. You simply get a reseller account. When you use their custom control panel, you can assign your website to one of 10 different locations spread around the world - and yes - each one has a different CLass-C IP Address.