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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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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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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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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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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ASEOHosting Announces SEO Web Hosting Services
Hudson, Florida, September 14, 2011- ASEOHosting, a web hosting company owned by Ahosting, Inc., has announced the debut of a new set of SEO web hosting services. This unique set of web hosting offerings is intended to assist SEO professionals in achieving better search engine rankings through a hosting platform specially designed for SEO purposes.
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11 Ways to Defeat the Google Panda Update in a Blaze of Glory
Although it’s now well over six months since the infamous Google Panda Update that shook the SEO world to it’s core, many webmasters still have not regained their rankings. Now more than ever, the quality of on-page content matters. If your site(s) have lost their ranking due to the Google Panda update, there is hope. Here are 11 things that you can start in on right now to rectify these issues.
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Google Announces their new Facebook Competitor: Google+
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How Schema.org is Changing the Future of SEO?
Look at how a simple Google search for computer monitors has changed in the past year (below). Study it. It may not be long before all of your search results look this way.
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Google’s +1 for Websites Launches Tomorrow
Will your site be taking advantage?
It’s now official, the Google +1 button designed for websites will be officially released tomorrow. One of Google’s launch partners reportedly leaked news of the release to TechCrunch, who later confirmed that this is indeed true.
In a blog by Danny Sullivan made earlier today. Google confirmed that all webmasters will be able to get the +1 button through a self-serve process. The +1 button will essentially work like the Facebook ‘like’ and Twitter ‘tweet’ buttons now ubiquitous across the web in terms of implementation.
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