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Author: Daniel Page

Daniel Page

Daniel Page is the Director of Business Development at ASEOHosting and a longtime contributor to the company blog. He writes about SEO strategy, IP-diverse hosting, and staying visible in an AI-driven search landscape—bridging the gap between infrastructure and optimization.

Google+ and SPYW – They’re Here to Stay
The internet is abuzz with chatter about the new Google Search plus Your World. Love it hate it, for now it is here to stay. The question is what effect if any it will have on your SEO efforts. This isn’t the first time Google has attempted to individualize search results. Your physical location and sites you tend to go to regularly all have an impact on the results that you receive.
Google has now taken it one giant step forward. With Google SPYW, your own personal experiences and those of your friends and associates in your circles will rank higher in search results than websites with more authority and links.
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April 5, 2012
Search, Plus Your World’, a Game Changer?
Google’s awkwardly-named new results page has been stirring quite a lot of attention this past week. Rather than go in-depth explaining the change, we’ll first let one of Google’s pretty product videos do the talking:
For those that still aren’t seeing the new results page consistently (a lot of people still, according to SEOmoz’s Rand Fishkin), Google’s Matt Cutts posted this blog, talking about how he’d used the new feature.
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January 17, 2012
ASEOHosting Acquires ‘Class B Equivalent’ of IPv4 Space
Hudson, Florida, U.S.A., November 26, 2011 – ASEOHosting, an industry leader in providing quality SEO hosting services and multiple IP hosting in both the US and Europe, announced today that they have acquired a /16 of IPv4 address space (255 Class C’s) to their already extensive network of SEO hosting infrastructure.
Multiple IP hosting offers
Webmasters the opportunity to host across multiple IP ranges to achieve better search engine optimization. Multiple IP hosting, also called SEO hosting, has a basic idea. Search engines rank related sites better. This happens when they link to each other from different IP ranges.
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December 28, 2011
Google’s Hidden Graphing Calculator: How to Plot Equations in Search
As a clever addition, Google’s Inside Search blog announced last week that the search engine would now function like a graphing calculator when entering functions like you would on your old TI.

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December 12, 2011
ASEOHosting to Offer European Dedicated SEO Servers
Hudson, Florida, U.S.A., November 26, 2011 – ASEOHosting, an industry leader in providing quality SEO hosting services and domain registration to both the US and Europe, has announced that they now offer dedicated SEO servers for their European clients.
ASEOHosting already provides SEO hosting services for customers throughout Europe. They also cater to those who prefer to host websites on various GEO locations. This includes using different private name servers and Class C IP addresses.
Aseohosting has expanded its European product and service offerings.
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November 30, 2011
Changes to QDF Impact 35 Percent of Google Searches
Using an SEO hosting company that is up-to-date with the latest information is extremely important. As a case in point, Google recently announced that their new search algorithm will affect approximately 35 percent of all searches. This means that if your SEO hosting company does not accommodate for the changes, you may be losing out to your competition.
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November 16, 2011
SEO Hosting Provider, ASEOHosting, Announces Web-Based IP Picker
Hudson, Florida, October 26, 2011 – ASEOHosting, leading provider of SEO hosting services, domain registration and dedicated servers in the US and Europe, announced today that they now offer a web-based IP picker for their valued clients.
ASEOHosting offers multiple Class C IP’s for SEO webmasters to host their own network of sites. Webmasters worldwide use multiple IP hosting. Specifically, they use it for faster link indexing. Furthermore, it serves as an extra backlinking strategy. For example, they create a network of related websites. These websites are on different Class C IPs. Then, they link them back to their main website.
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October 27, 2011
How to Recover from Google’s Panda 2.5 Update!
Late last week, Google confirmed a major update to the infamous Panda algorithm. Quickly discovered by Danny Sullivan, it appeared that Searchmetrics had done a great job outlining who was hurt and who wasn’t. Let’s take a look at that first.
Who did well
Corporate media clearly seemed to benefit from this update, especially News Corporation properties Fox News and The Wall Street Journal. More significantly, perhaps, we can see a clear trend in improved performance by sites that contain a lot of video and audio (tv.com, ign.com, youtube.com), which even includes the previously mentioned mainstream media. Take a look.
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October 7, 2011
ASEOHosting Expands Class C IP Hosting Space
Hudson, Florida, U.S.A., October 6, 2011 – ASEOHosting, an SEO web hosting company with servers in facilities located around the globe, has announced a major addition to their available IP allocation, bringing their total pool of Class C (commonly referred to as a “/24” in CIDR networking notation) IP blocks available for class C IP hosting to 310 in the United States and 150 in Europe.
Class C IP addresses range from 192.0.1.1 to 223.255.254.254. Consequently, they support 254 hosts on each of their 2 million networks. Therefore, Class C IP hosting lets webmasters host many websites. Furthermore, this hosting uses unique IP addresses. As a result, it helps boost search engine optimization. Ultimately, ARIN and RIPE issued these IP addresses.
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October 5, 2011
International SEO: How IPs Affect Your Rankings!
Google says yes. While some may question the advantage of multiple ip hosting in certain situations, in many circumstances, there is no room for questioning. One such area is where internationalization is concerned.
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September 20, 2011