Keyword Rich Domains on Same IP

[PatrickGriffith]

In addition to my main website, I want to create two new sites for the upcoming football and basketball seasons.  By starting now, I'm thinking I have enough time to get them ranked decently.

I have purchased www.collegefootballpredictions.net for the upcoming football seasons.  The intent here is two fold.  First, I'd like to rank in the top 3 for "College Football Predictions." Second, and this is why I'm thinking that Google won't hate me for the approach, is that someone looking for that search term is much more likely to convert on a landing page geared for them then on my main website.

If the goal of a separate website is truly to compliment the main website, then is it considered white hat?

I'm thinking that, as long as my intentions are pure, they should go on the same IP.  Placing them on separate IPs could be a good way of letting the big G know that I'm trying to cheat the system and get away with it.

[tfbpa]

Not really sure why the IP address would be of any importance.

It doesn't really matter if you will or will not link from the old to the new, or that you will link sitewide or not, IP address is still of no concern.

However, I would not recommend a sitewide link, if you want to do that then a better approach would be to create a page on your old website. Which is probably a better solution anyway, if at least your old domain has high authority and you can create any kind of landing page anyway, doesn't matter if it is on the new or old domain.

As for black/white/grey/purple/blue/pink/blond/brunette, if such a thing exists in the first place, that has to do with your execution of the plan, not the plan itself.