SEO hosting (EU/Spanish IP's) any1?
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Hello all,
I'm currently trying to find a great hosting company which can offer a fast and stable service and more important, with the possibility of geolocalizing IP's of Europe and concretely for Spain.
I've found Ixwebhosting but they only offer US Ip's, as their datacenters are there. I don't know if it's the same thing outside spain, but here the hosting companies only use to have a single "C-class" range so even buying them different IP's doesn't help that much, and it isn't cheap (2€/month/ip...).
So if you know someone offering what I'm looking for (or really close to it) drop a line, I'll appreciate your help!
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Really useful info. Didn't know 1and1 did offer it and I'll check Maven too. I do own 6 different accounts in spanish hosting (my principal target) but they don't use to have more than a pair of C-class IP's per datacenter, so you get redundant after building a short "wheel" or you become crazy (the point I am lol).
Thank you Marco
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This is definitely a tough one & unfortunately, you'll have to most likely find a local ISP within each country.
1and1 is international but to get a geolocalized C-class IP you do have to contact each 1and1 country office separately; i.e. if I want a German & Spain IP, I have to call Germany & Spain 1and1 offices (not centralized). They do have great packages & systems but support is sub-par at best (this may have changed from a year ago).
I did work with one company that could potentially provide you geolocal IPs: www.mavenhosting.com. They are located in Quebec, Canada and I was able to get Spain, Italian, French & Germany IPs (I think they get them from 1and1) but had to buy blocks of 5 per country. Price was OK & service again was sub-par. Email works best with them. Unfortunately, the entire site is in French but they do have one or two folks who speak English.
Hope this helps & let me know if you have more questions about Maven.
Cheers
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