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Do links to subdomains count as internal links?
Let's say you have a domain on which you link to a bunch of subdomains on that domain, do those links get looked at as internal or external links?
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i don't know much, but from what i've read sub domains were looked at by google as a seperate domain, so it would be external.
Not sure when alot of what i read was written, so nowadays google might see them as internal. Not much help, but last i saw they counted as external. |
I'd guess that they are looked at as internal links based on doing a site:domain.com search in Google:
http://www.google.com/search?sourcei...te%3acnn%2ecom All of cnn.com's subdomains come up in the results. (but then again, what do I know) |
What are the benefits, if any, of having sub-domains?
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I'd think you can use keywords in those subdomains and the SE's would treat them different (better) than when you use directories.
But that's just a wild guess ofcourse :) |
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One possible advantage is your urls will be shorter: lesbianporn. xxx.com VS www. xxx.com/lesbianporn/ |
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I AGREE with Halfdeck!! :D Keyword subdomains = technique used by many SE spammers. If there is not a legitimate use for them... I would advise not to use them. DD |
Alrighty then, subdomains go down the toilet and I'll just use *.html pages instead. Thanks for the info guys.
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the best way to use sub-domains is like such this way the engines tend to look at them as a domain unto themselves
www.whatever.yourdomain instead of www.yourdomain/whatever most hosting allows this anymore some still may not but most i think do |
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