Dedicated IP Addresses Not Necessary
Matt Cutts of Google busted a myth regarding to dedicated IP address for websites. No, your website will not be penalised, nor rewarded, for being on a named-based virtual hosting, or on its own...
View ArticleWhy Good Hosting is Important (but Might Not Because of Google)
(Note: I was going to post this as a reply to Matt’s blog post, but his Typo kept on giving me “500 Application Error”. Well, I am now posting it here.) Stuart Brown wrote about switching to a...
View ArticleGoogle, Server Location and Country-Coded Domains
From this Google Webmaster Central blog entry: Does location of server matter? I use a .com domain but my content is for customers in the UK. In our understanding of web content, Google considers both...
View ArticlePingdom on Google’s Availability
Interesting article written last week at Royal Pingdom — Google availability differs greatly between countries, where Pingdom, a server/web-site availability monitoring company based in Sweden, tried...
View ArticleGoogle Announced Public DNS, a Domain Name Resolving Service
Saw the announcement this morning on the bus — Google Public DNS. My immediate reaction (as recorded on twitter) is — I’ll hate to be OpenDNS right now. David U. at OpenDNS quickly responded saying...
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