Official statement
Google typically uses domain names/hosts to access servers, so IP addresses are irrelevant. Frequent changes in a site's IP address have no impact and do not trigger spam detection.
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TL;DR
Google ignores IP addresses to concentrate on domain names. Changing an IP address does not affect SEO. The significance lies solely in the domain name for indexing.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Une adresse IP changeante est-elle un problème pour le SEO ?
Non, selon Google, changer d'adresse IP n'affecte pas le classement SEO.
Le nom de domaine est-il le seul critère important ?
Il est crucial, mais d'autres éléments comme le contenu et les backlinks sont également importants.
Comment choisir un bon nom de domaine ?
Optez pour un nom qui est pertinent, mémorable et lié à votre marque.
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