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[Duane]

Hey Loz,

In another thread, you mentioned this...

"After we work out what keywords we want to use, and create the articles for those keywords, it's time to get traffic, once the earning process is on auto pilot we can move on to either some SEO stuff, or create another site, or add more pages to our first and so on. Personally I leave the SEO side of things alone for about 3-6 months and concentrate on earning as much as I can. I tend to do all my research first of the areas I feel that will pay well, and those of course with high search volume, ie, choosing broad keyword terms, rather than LHF/LTK (low hanging fruit/long tailed keywords), cos there's no point at this time to create articles that have hardly any search volume, so I go for the ones that do. Then I'll spit out about 5-10 websites a week with 1-10 pages on each website, and every other day I'll go back and add a new page and drive traffic to that site as before."

My question is this, are the 5-10 websites that you create generally unrelated topics for example football, car insurance, boating... or are they related topics like breast cancer, lung cancer, skin cancer.

[Loz]

Mostly related sites on unique IP C-class blocks that only one way link to each other.

[Duane]

Mostly related sites on unique IP C-class blocks that only one way link to each other.

What do you mean by "C-class blocks"?

-Duane

[santa]

I give you an example

URL: website1.com / IP Address: 66.200.195.155
URL: website2.com / IP Address: 66.200.195.155
Class C: 66.200.195

The C class is the first 3 number blocks of the IP address like A.B.C.D

If you are on a shared server like dreamhost, hostgator, your websites are all sharing the same c-class block.

[Loz]

yes, but your example will not do well in seo, cos they are class as the same site.

66.200.195.155
66.200.195.154
66.200.195.153
66.200.195.152
66.200.195.151

etc, etc are unique c-class ip addresses on a c-class block