One Page Project

Since it's often easier to explain by example, we're setting up one that is the standard use of our service; it will be an article with embedded links, in an HTML format layout, published on a subdomain, under a clean domain, hosted on a historically clean and reliable server.

Or, to keep things simple and, in theory, less expensive, you could buy a plan from one of the many hosting companies that now specialize in SEO hosting, thus providing different servers across the same hosting accounts, so one client can set up lionk bearing websites on different servers (and Class C IPs) and maximizing the benefit of the links, without so much hassle and cost they would incur should they get each website on different servers and webhosts.

There are other metrics and factors to take into consideration, but they go beyond the purpose of this project and they progressively play a smaller role, as time goes by, for example. We're talking about Authority, PR (if it still matters), and more, but they can be put aside for the scope of the One Page Project.

SO let's summarize that: to make a website successful you need visitors, to get visitors you need to rank high on search engines, to rank high you need SEO, on-page SEO and off-page SEO. For off-page SEO you need links and for them to have any impact, they have to be as many as possible of the best possible quality. For quality you need RELEVANT and CONTEXTUAL, while coming from different CLASS C IPs.

Link source variation: if links come all from the same page, or website, or network of websites, the value of them diminishes, as opposed to links coming from totally different websites unrelated to each other with just the same topic. The best way to have the max possible value is by receiving links from websites set up on different servers, different enough, and the criterium here is a different Class C IP. So if you want the max benefits from 5 links, they have to be from 5 different sites on 5 different Class C IPs.