Does it matter to Google if a blog is on a sub domain? I own the domain. I was thinking about one domain with many subs each having a blog. Also, do the blog directories accept blogs on sub domains?
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My experience in adult blogging says that Google loves more blogs on the main domain preferably with unique IP. If you add to that few good hardlinks and a regular update, it will be a winner.
Most of BD's accept blogs on subdomains. -
2nd-level domains only.Obey the CowgodComment
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just buy a new domain, they are too cheap not to
and unless you are splogging and creating thousands of blogs a day, or have an amazing domain like pornblog.com so you can do amateur.pornblog.com, it just isn't worth itComment
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there are a ton of "domain.freeblogservice.com" type domains in the engines that do quite well....if you establish a free blog service open to other users, you'll be much better off when you create your own on that domain : )
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I have a domain with hubdreds of bogs (using wordpress MU), no problem with Google whatsoever, about the blog direcoties - not so sure, I have one myself and I'll list 3-4 blogs but if you start submitting 100s of bogs on the same domain I'd probably stop listing themComment
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There were some slight changes how google treats subs recently, meaning that you can't dominate the serps with multiple subs from the same domain any more.
If you have a popular domain, adding subs to take advantage of the strength of the domain is certainly a good idea. There are some big TGP networks around doing this with loads of success...but long term a bunch of domains on different IPs is certainly more reliable.
Just don't put too many eggs in one basket, a mixture works perfectly.Comment
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