Cheers for stopping by!

Rob Kerrys’ way looks useful, depending on size of the project – Definitely not worth skimping on the hosting though, admittedly this is on shared hosting right now but thats a lazy logistics issue…

Less shady things eh? You still got any remnents left of the old days ;)? – what’s your current few projects then? ones you don’t mind sharing?

Currently rocking 100’s of domains, .co.uk’s are only costing me just over £2 though but proxy whois is extortionate with current supplier. Will check Moniker out.

Site will get a bit of a redesign soon, stock wordpress theme has served me well but its just been temporary!

Just tried a glass of good red / mate….doesnt taste half bad without any algave/sugar too!

Awesome article. You might really enjoy this read too.

http://robkerry.co.uk/blog/micro-site-seo-hosting.html

Rob Kerry takes it to the next level by adding in some phproxy re-writes allowing you to have 1 solid server serve every site. Much faster and more stable. I used this with success back in the day. All my future projects are now a lot more legit and less shady, but if you are building your site network this rocks. I would definitely use this on shared hosts and less free hosts, but drop like a few bucks for the basic hosting plans across 3-10 small hosting companies and start rolling.

Also make sure to vary your registrants if you are automating stuff. 🙂

Ps. One of the biggest things you can’t skimp on is hosting. Invest in a good server for your serious projects. Other side projects can be on shared stuff.

Pss. If you are rocking 100+ domains, move them to Moniker and ask for a discount. I get domains with private whois for under $9/year.

Psss. Can you bump the line height/font size up on your content column. Had to do in firebug, would make it a lot easier to read ;).

Keep rocking the Mate 😉