[thelist] SEO and domain names
Lee Kowalkowski
lee.kowalkowski at googlemail.com
Thu Jun 25 05:54:23 CDT 2009
2009/6/24 Bill Moseley <moseley at hank.org>
> I have a site http://example.com/. We want to add a blog. There's
> discussion about where that blog should live. It's been suggested
> that we use http://example.com/blog (or whatever path) instead of a
> separate sub-domain such as http://blog.example.com/ to help with SEO.
>
> I think the reasoning is so the links in the blog point to the main
> site domain.
>
> Anyone know how significant this is for SEO?
>
If I thought it had any significance at all, I would have thought a separate
domain would help SEO more. Depending on your context.
If a search engine considered example.com and blog.example.com to be
different domains, the links to the main domain from the blog may have more
weight.
Unless you mean /blog will help by making such links to the main site less
relevant? Not that I think it will actually matter, I just didn't
understand the reasoning.
--
Lee
webdeavour.co.uk
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