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Jul 07, 2008 - 08:19 AM
Hi Patrick,
There shouldn't be any problem if you are only changing the IP address, but keeping the same domain name. Provided you don't screw something up in the process!
It has been said that some IP ranges could be considered 'bad company' by google, but if your provider is a reputable company, this shouldn't be the case.
Read more about google's advice when changing IP address, to ensure it happens seemlessly:
http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspo...
(Scroll down a bit to find the relevant section...)
For more complicated web site moving, familiarize yourself with this advice before migrating:
http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspo...
Good luck!
Jakob
There shouldn't be any problem if you are only changing the IP address, but keeping the same domain name. Provided you don't screw something up in the process!
It has been said that some IP ranges could be considered 'bad company' by google, but if your provider is a reputable company, this shouldn't be the case.
Read more about google's advice when changing IP address, to ensure it happens seemlessly:
http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspo...
(Scroll down a bit to find the relevant section...)
For more complicated web site moving, familiarize yourself with this advice before migrating:
http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspo...
Good luck!
Jakob
Dec 28, 2010 - 09:49 PM
There are many reasons for your internet connection slow, such as your browser and windows system are not compatible, maybe you can try a pc cleaning software to handle your problem, try tuneup360, I'm sure it can surprise you!
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