I have a resellers account with Openhosting.co.uk and hostroute.co.uk and am in need of another one now.
If I was to get another hostroute.co.uk resellers account I'm pretty sure it would be put on a different server than the one my current account is hosted on but I just wanted to check that Google (and the rest) won't see sites on the new reseller package as being on the same server as my other ones if I go for another hostroute account? I think that makes sence?
I just don't want it looking like all the sites in the 2 different accounts are linking to each other all on the same server?
Have read the other threads about suggested reseller accounts but I'm after one with cpanel really and I find hostroute OK.
It shouldn't matter where your additional reseller account is hosted. Google will follow any links as it usually does and will index them just the same. Just because they are on a different server won't make any difference.
For the purpose of your question - yeah, google will probably take this to be the same "server" because what they actually look at is the class C IP address space. The network portion of the address (the first three octets) will normally be the same for a given host.
There's no hard evidence to suggest google check for affiliations between sites like this, but I would host on a separate class C address to be sure, as they're so cheap. But then, I'm a bit paranoid about these things
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