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: Having more than 1 website on the same IP address makes the primary website to be less crawled? Does having more than 1 website on the same IP address makes the primary website to be less

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Does having more than 1 website on the same IP address makes the primary website to be less crawled?

Theoretically, let's assume that:


A person moves all its sites from shared to dedicated hosting --- He no longer shares the same IP with much more other users as in shared hosting.
The GPI score stays the same like 85/85 (it's 99% unlikely but let's assume that philosophically).


My question:

Well, my question can actually be comprised of the following 2 questons:


Is the fact he no longer shares an IP with say 10,000 people on the shared server, significantly help SEO?
If the person would keep only 1 site on this dedicated server (and bring all others to another shared hosting platform) would that ALSO contribute to the SEO by making the primary site be the sole site on the dedicated hosting platform?

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@Heady270

Googlebot will adjust its crawl rate based on the amount of time it takes to download each page. When there are 10,000 users hitting a server, it may slow the server down significantly and it will not serve the pages as quickly. Even with a high page speed score, a slow slow server can cause Googlebot crawl fewer pages per day.

Other than the server speed, there should be no impact on crawling on a shared server.

Google does not generally use the other sites hosted on the same server as any sort of signal for SEO. Shared hosting is so common that Google can't usually tell anything about a site based on the other sites with which it shares an IP address. Other than the server load causing slow pages on an overloaded shared server, there should be no benefit to SEO of moving to a dedicated host.

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@Turnbaugh106

The IP address has no impact on how Google assigns its resources. Google treats each domain and sub domain as separate regardless if they are shared on servers with 10,000 websites or just 1. Googlebot resources are assigned based on authority of the site nothing to do with the server apart from page speed which can increase rankings.

A dedicated IP has many benefits but does not directly improve Google's crawl duration or the rate that Google returns to the site.

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