Your questions about google web hosting

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Not that I know of.

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admin answers:

If you are on paid hosting, you can definitely put Google Adsense ads on your site.

If you are on their free hosting, you may be able to put Google ads but you will be in trouble with Google’s Term of Service that says you cannot put competitor’s ads on the same page as where you have your Adsense ads.

The best way is to try it and see if it works

admin answers:

The design of the page, and not only the number of inbound links but WHERE those links are, will affect your position. For example, links from sites like The New York Times will affect you more than, say, your little brother’s blog.

It also depends… when you say “where” it’s hosted… if you mean a site where you do not own the domain name (GeoCities, Tripod, one of the blogging sites like Blogger or WordPress), then yes, that can affect you.

However if we’re talking about you owning your own domain name, then it’s less significant. With a shared hosting account, the primary concern would be the activity of other accounts on the same physical machine… for example, if the IP address of the box your server sits on got tagged as the source of known spam activity, that might very well affect your rating. That’s one of the risks of shared web hosting, and the only real solution is to get a dedicated machine, perhaps reducing the cost by farming out some of your space to other websites to people you know reasonably well.