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I'm trying to figure out, from a SEO perspective, the best set up for my "multi-topic within a niche" ecommerce shop. Initially I was going to lump all the topics under one umbrella domain separating categories only. But from reading about silo structures, micro niches and link wheels I'm not sure that would be the best way to go in regards to ranking well within the SERPS. I've reconsidered that I should possibly configure my site as follows.... In the end I'll have a central niche/domain with 5 micro-niche/subdomains. Using WP I create 6 blogs... 1 as the central niche/domain is actually an ecommerce site/blog with 5 main product categories.
--daytona.racecars.com as a subdomain with long tail keyword article titles
--illegal-racing.racecars.com as a subdomain with long tail keyword article titles
Question 2: Will Google consider 6 blogs as too many blogs on 1 ip? The micro-niche/subdomain blogs will not interlink to one another to form a link-wheel per se. Rather the articles will point to the central niche/domain products (or affiliate products if better suited).
is an article on how to supe up a yugo as a deceptively super fast racecar & links to the shop category of fluctuating products called...
I'll also use the same database for login so visitors only need to have one login & password. Thanks for any help/advice, Rashell |
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| HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: NH
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Kev, Thanks so much for your response. That does seem to make sense. ![]() Rashell |
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