Using Subdomains; Would Silos (Too) Be Overkill?
Good Evening,
I will be using subdomains in an authority site, because although the overall subject matter is related under health, the diversity is extreme. And I personally like the idea of such classification for my organizational mindset; a place for everything, everything in it's place. An example of the diversity:
MyHealthyHeart.HealthSite.com
ByeByeAcme.HealthSite.com
CordbloodControversity.Healthsite.com
Now, Would such tightly grouped subjects under subdomains, with one article linking to another, similar to within silos, be enough segregation for SEO purposes? It seems so to me. Unless a specific group was particularly large; then maybe a few silos under that subdomain.
Any knowledgeable advice,or best from experience, would be very welcome.
Brett? Jason? JKing? DLayman
Did I forget anyone (Re: posted on XSitePro board).
John
New Jersey
USA
PS I decided to stay with XSitePro over WordPress, at least to start; investment in money and knowledge of, especially the latter. I just have a good gut feeling about it, particularly knowing that by breaking up such a potentially large website, there is much less chance of the content becoming overbearing to the program.
I will be using subdomains in an authority site, because although the overall subject matter is related under health, the diversity is extreme. And I personally like the idea of such classification for my organizational mindset; a place for everything, everything in it's place. An example of the diversity:
MyHealthyHeart.HealthSite.com
ByeByeAcme.HealthSite.com
CordbloodControversity.Healthsite.com
Now, Would such tightly grouped subjects under subdomains, with one article linking to another, similar to within silos, be enough segregation for SEO purposes? It seems so to me. Unless a specific group was particularly large; then maybe a few silos under that subdomain.
Any knowledgeable advice,or best from experience, would be very welcome.
Brett? Jason? JKing? DLayman
Did I forget anyone (Re: posted on XSitePro board). John
New Jersey
USA
PS I decided to stay with XSitePro over WordPress, at least to start; investment in money and knowledge of, especially the latter. I just have a good gut feeling about it, particularly knowing that by breaking up such a potentially large website, there is much less chance of the content becoming overbearing to the program.