The more links to your websight, the better the listing. How about when you use two different webspaces, one from your I-sp (Internet service provider) and one from your H-sp (Host service provider)?
I need my Internet-SP only to get online. Don't use the mail-address or the url they gave me, which is way too long and 'unfriendly'. My domain is hosted somewhere else where I got an x amount of space incl in the monthly fee. Whatever I need more (from Host-SP) is charged on a per megs basis. On the other hand I got an 20 megs webspace included in my Internet-SP fee, which I have to pay for anyway whether I use it or not.
So my thought was, if I'll need it I could always use the webspace from my Internet-SP. But then I thought, hey ... even if I don't need the space, I could still place some pages at my-Internet-SP/my-unfriendly-url-with-lotsa-tildes-and-slash es-or-even-%20's/some-directory/ which link back and forth from my-Host-SP-domain.com/index.htm, just to improve my SE listings.
To the visitors' eye my main websight (Host-SP) is heavily linked from an external websight (Internet-SP), which theoretically would improve my SE listings. But I could also imagine that if it is too obvious (perhaps for a Open Directory moderator?) that it's just another trick, you might get penalized for doing so.
Is there anyone who's ever been penalized for somet'ing like this, or knows of such?
SEO by using two diff webspaces
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