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Maximillian Laumeister ♦
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Google indexes by domain name, not by IP address. There is no SEO effect of changing the IP address your website is hosted from (unless the new IP is in a different country, or is an egregious, repeat spam/malware offender which wouldn't be a problem with any reasonable hosting provider).

So as long as your content and files are identical, there is no SEO implication.

Google indexes by domain name, not by IP address. There is no SEO effect of changing the IP address your website is hosted from (unless the new IP is an egregious, repeat spam/malware offender which wouldn't be a problem with any reasonable hosting provider).

So as long as your content and files are identical, there is no SEO implication.

Google indexes by domain name, not by IP address. There is no SEO effect of changing the IP address your website is hosted from (unless the new IP is in a different country, or is an egregious repeat spam/malware offender which wouldn't be a problem with any reasonable hosting provider).

So as long as your content and files are identical, there is no SEO implication.

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Maximillian Laumeister ♦
Maximillian Laumeister ♦
  • 16.4k
  • 3
  • 32
  • 63

Google indexes by domain name, not by IP address. There is no SEO effect of changing the IP address your website is hosted from (unless the new IP is an egregious, repeat spam/malware offender which wouldn't be a problem with any reasonable hosting provider).

So as long as your content and files are identical, there is no SEO implication.