Why you server may affect your search engine positioning

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By canadian-seo
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Published: Aug 07 2008 / 03:34

At times companies wonder why their website may not rank well for certain keywords or keyphrases. This articles helps explain some of the reason you may want to take a second look at your web server

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fluminis replied ago:

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interesting article.

It's not the first SOE optimisation you should do, but if you can tune easely your server, why not try that too.

Stephen Ward replied ago:

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Sorry, but no. I've been working in the SEO business and monitoring SEO feeds for years now, and server configuration is, at best, a tertiary consideration. Beyond reliability, most of this is plain wrong. For instance, you do NOT need a dedicated IP to rank well. There are many, many websites on shared hosting environments that do just fine. I won't go into the rest but, suffice to say, if you're concerned about SEO, I suggest you worry more about the, "keywords, content development, meta & title tags and building... link popularity," that Angela so passively dismisses early in the article.