Best way to host multiple sites for maximum seo

[seopet]

We have over 100 websites we built for clients that we currently host on 1 shared godaddy hosting account. They each have a link to us but since they are all under one shared account, we feel that we are not maximizing the inbound link potential. I've looked into c class hosting but found that either the ip's were flagged as spam, or they shared nameservers which defeats the purpose. I've also been told that since the c class ip's a hosting company gives to you are all owned by them, that also defeats the purpose. Anyone have any solutions besides opening 130 accounts with different hosting companies? Also, will it make any difference changing existing sites onto different hosts now or are they already tainted?

[EGOL]

If Google is going to see this as a hundred websites with footer links pointing back at your site then I don't think that it makes much difference if those sites are on one server or a hundred.

I think that the best solution is a different method of linkbuilding.

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Now, revisiting the original question.... if you imagine that each of these websites has a special page.... "These are the people who have helped us"... and on that page they have an entire paragraph for five to ten people, organizations and companies who have been key in their development. That paragraph details what each has done and links to them by domain.  I think that would be a lot more valuable than a footer link at bottom of page.

[seopet]

Thanks for the reply.

Granted, though that wasn't my question Our next goal is to build unique content with links for those and future sites as you suggested, but we first want to be comfortable with the overall hosting setup. Any ideas about my original questions?

[EGOL]

Any ideas about my original questions?

No, I don't think that you will ever be comfortable with hosting a hundred sites linking back to you.   At least not without getting 100 different accounts on 100 different services.

[seopet]

That is my question exactly. I was curious if any experts in this community have a reasonable solution.