"Subdomain" for new site section?
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I'm adding a new section to my static site that will act sort of like a blog with frequently updated content that I can put out on RSS.
Why don't I do a real blog?... you might very well ask. Because I'm already working at my limit and I figure I can get most of the advantages of a blog by adding it to my existing website.
People have recommended I do this by adding a subdomain. But what the hell is a subdomain? My research shows that it's simply a regular domain in the domain.com format.
So my real question is this: What format should I use for adding this new section to my website to get the most SEO advantages?
Should I use a new directory, i.e. www.mydomain.com/newfolder/news.html
This way I could add as many new pages as I want while organizing them all in a suitable directory.
Or should I just add new pages to the root domain as needed?
I know other people have used this "blog" strategy on a static site so any tips would be most appreciated!
Why don't I do a real blog?... you might very well ask. Because I'm already working at my limit and I figure I can get most of the advantages of a blog by adding it to my existing website.
People have recommended I do this by adding a subdomain. But what the hell is a subdomain? My research shows that it's simply a regular domain in the domain.com format.
So my real question is this: What format should I use for adding this new section to my website to get the most SEO advantages?
Should I use a new directory, i.e. www.mydomain.com/newfolder/news.html
This way I could add as many new pages as I want while organizing them all in a suitable directory.
Or should I just add new pages to the root domain as needed?
I know other people have used this "blog" strategy on a static site so any tips would be most appreciated!
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wezzley -
Thanks
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blackrosezy -
Thanks
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