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| HyperActive Warrior Join Date: Dec 2009
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I have a feeling im going to get flamed for this question, but o well. I am currently competing for over 20 key terms where the number 1 guy gets ALL his links from his sub domain minus 50 ish. His site is 2 years older then mine, mine has over 2k more external backlinks then he does but for some reason i cant shake him out of that number 1 stop. My number 1 question is do backlinks from sub domains really count for that much or am i overlooking something? Things he wins at
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| Active Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: NZ and UK
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A subdomain can be viewed as separate by Google and that is often why when for example a Wordpress blog may be added to a standard site you may look to put it as a subfolder. I have seen some organisations rank when they have backlinks from what I would call average sources. What you need to do is keep backlinking with the authority sites you are and you will nudge your competitor. |
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