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Multiple Domains or one website?

by Hackbridge
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I'll keep this simple, life is so much easier that way.

People talk about creating a VRE empire, and I can create the websites at the moment but I can't go out and purchase multiple domains.

I have one main website that I place a lot under the first page, however, is this going to hurt my chances of natural searches for individual pages related to separate niches? Rather than if I purchase multiple domains?

Thank you for taking the time to read.

Brian
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  • Profile picture of the author dalvia
    I did a similar thing with blogs where I had the content updating itself with press releases. I used sub domains all the way.

    (e.g) www.niche.mydomain.com

    this way I wasn't spending a fortune on domains and it was quick to set up.

    Hope this helps,
    Dale
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    • Profile picture of the author Hackbridge
      Originally Posted by dalvia View Post

      I did a similar thing with blogs where I had the content updating itself with press releases. I used sub domains all the way.

      (e.g) www.niche.mydomain.com

      this way I wasn't spending a fortune on domains and it was quick to set up.

      Hope this helps,
      Dale
      It does Dale, and thanks for the quick response .

      At the moment, I am creating directories for the website files under the main domain like this, http://www.brian-morgan.info/nichesubject/index.html. But which is better? Subdomain or the latter. I'm more familiar with doing it that way.

      Thanks again

      Brian
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  • Profile picture of the author Quang Van
    One niche per domain... there's a couple approaches you can use, the "Wide" strategy and the "Deep" strategy...

    The Deep strategy is where you focus on 1 niche, creating high level products etc.

    The Wide strategy is where you focus on multiple niches, and focus on low-end products like ebooks.

    If you have a "Deep" strategy, you should have one 'hub' website... where you focus most of your SEO efforts, imho
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  • Profile picture of the author skyjoe76
    QuangVan,

    Good point. I will prefer a "deep" website.

    Most people are using the "wide" strategy. Because it's easier. Just need to know a bit of everything, you can start a "wide" strategy.

    But I prefer to know depth of just one thing. It makes me look like an expert, where it attract traffic.
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