the use of subdomains inorder to get better ranking

For the subdomain or the main domain?

Well I have this idea in my little head, that if i redirect the subdomains to the headomain in helps when the subs are indexed to get more visits and push the main domain up on ranking. Am I wrong? also when looking for this some say that the G spider only take 2 simular webpages conent and rank it, the rst it dont care about... also I used a old tool as a test today traffic equalizer and put 190 html pages with different keywords in my root, and sitemap on domain frontpage. some say it takes a month before seeing result, any thoughts about that?

I'd say yes, sure it gives a temporary boost by moving traffic from the subdomain to the main domain. But it's like pouring beer from one cup to another, you won't get more beer from it and if you do this a lot you risk spilling the beer (or in your case, Google punishing you).

To be honest, I think you need to focus on the basics of SEO and fuck all the advanced attempts to manipulate google - OR talk to an expert on that and be prepared to loose everything over night when google finds out.

Build a good website that people bookmarks, comes back to, shares with their friends, spends time on. Bookmarks, repeat visitors, social shares, low bounce rate and time on site. Those things count. More than spamming keywords with html pages imho. But I'm no expert.

ranking

well i do daily updates so the ranking should go up intime, also i will not keep the subs to to many..... thanks for advice man

Yes make sure you are using keywords in your subdomain, domain, internal pages etc. Otherwise it will be harder to rank and require much more SEO work on your part.

I have seen one strange thing, I had another tubesite before that was alexa ranked in a day or so, but the one i started now, 2 weeks after stil not even ranked on alexa, could it be im just running with embeded vids? and anybody got a idea how long before atleast alexa kick in an rank it? iknow the backlinks might take some time, but alexa?