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| HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Northern Michigan
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I have a domain thats been around for several years...I was thinking of setting up a Keyword enriched sub-domain on it.....then install an Adsense site based on wordpress. With plenty of orig quality content and back links. Any downside to this? Outside the fact that an EMD is probably best. |
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| SEO Strategist War Room Member Join Date: Jun 2010
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I'm not a believer of EMDs, but If your building a sub-domain you can have all the EMDs you want, right? keyword.domain.com I'm not sure about sub-domains & Adsense TOS, I don't see why it would matter, then again I've never tried Adsense with a sub-domain. |
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Well, Google has not mentioned it anywhere that it does not approve AdSense for sub domains. I would advise you to read this AdSense policies and beginner's guide. Google AdSense Program Policies - AdSense Help AdSense policies: a beginner's guide - AdSense Help |
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| Plundering the Web War Room Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: , , .
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Many, many, many, big sites use subdomains. zap2it, go.com (ESPN, Disney, etc.), about.com, (about has a zillion) even forum.digitalpoint.com. Many of those have adsense, even are google partners. The only downside, is that a subdomain is a tad awkward for a site that is unrelated to the main domain. Although this is what a subdomain is actually for. For little guys like us, it is very awkward. If you think you will get some magical boost from EMD or any juice from the main domain, think again. Why not just add more content to the main domain, or get a new domain? In fact, I would rather do subfolders/pages than subdomains for what you propose. Adsense can be put on any page that follows the rules. Subdomains just have to follow the rules. Paul |
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| SEO-wise, you're better off going for sub directories rather than subdomains. Google treats subdomains as a regular domain. In fact, i built all my authority sites that way and with a good internal linking structure, new pages and directories rank pretty well with no external backlinks at all. |
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