will subdomains help the main domain with seo & ranking

[gotonudecom]

Yep here we go again.

BRAG BRAG BRAG but when it actually comes down to looking at anything you've done its a different story. https://nude.com/ is a complete disaster. You haven't even got your SSL connection sorted out properly, the layout is just a mess and it looks like it hasnt been updated since November 2023. You've had over 20 years to sort this out and I can assure you NOBODY IS VISITING THAT SITE TWICE !

And the 36,000 subdomains you've been bragging about ??? Well where are they ?? All I can see is a handful of white label sites that you've hooked up to a few subdomains and you even screwed that up. https://xxx.nude.com/ was the lowest performing site I had ever seen on google's page speed checker. I told you about it and left it with you for months. Then finally I pointed out the reason it was so slow, because you were using thumbnails over 1Gb in size !!!

Oh and https://me.nude.com/ doesn't work either

However you make your money, it sure as hell is not from being a webmaster !

Again you missed the point.

YOU have to run your site to make money.

If anything you proved MY point, I don't need to run, manage, or keep up NUDE.com to make money.
I can do what the fuck every I want with it. HAHAHA!

I challenged you above.

Turn your site off and see how long YOU survive.

These particular sites have had lots of problems, I completely agree. Are experiencing some problems.
Again, like I have pointed out, not my priority.

I will be speaking to my team, which does seem to have dropped the ball. Especially since I have a wild card SSl.

Just because you cannot comprehend what I am doing and what I really use NUDE.com to do and it is my intellectual property and trade secret, I won't waste my time explaining again.

Except to say, Don't you have something better to do with your time than to be resentful of how easy it is for me to make money and be happy and you have to work so hard to bring everyone down to your level?

And thank you for pointing out the SSL and thumbs and the few other things you have helped with.

The only reason I read your drivel here is due to the fact that sometimes you do state the obvious when other people have not seen it and I have missed it.

Folders are the place to start, for beginners and novices.
Subdomains are for the advanced.

When you manage a million or more of pages, into the hundreds of thousands, at some point it just makes sense to start using subdomains.

https://www.brafton.com/blog/content-ma ... against-3/
https://nude.com/wp-content/uploads/202 ... omains.pdf

Try reading a little on your own.

[gotonudecom]

Oh and https://me.nude.com/ doesn't work either

That is a 2 minute fix, setup a wild card for all non-existing subdomains in CPanel.

It was recently moved to its own server, and I guess no one check it, at least not recently.

[ispdn]

Oh and https://me.nude.com/ doesn't work either

That is a 2 minute fix, setup a wild card for all non-existing subdomains in CPanel.

It was recently moved to its own server, and I guess no one check it, at least not recently.

Morning dude I just clicked it. My antivirus came up with this not the site.



"Did Not Connect: Potential Security Issue

Firefox detected a potential security threat and did not continue to me.nude.com because this website requires a secure connection.

What can you do about it?

me.nude.com has a security policy called HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS), which means that Firefox can only connect to it securely. You can’t add an exception to visit this site.

The issue is most likely with the website, and there is nothing you can do to resolve it.

If you are on a corporate network or using antivirus software, you can reach out to the support teams for assistance. You can also notify the website’s administrator about the problem."

[gotonudecom]

That is a 2 minute fix, setup a wild card for all non-existing subdomains in CPanel.

It was recently moved to its own server, and I guess no one check it, at least not recently.

Morning dude I just clicked it. My antivirus came up with this not the site.



"Did Not Connect: Potential Security Issue

Firefox detected a potential security threat and did not continue to me.nude.com because this website requires a secure connection.

What can you do about it?

me.nude.com has a security policy called HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS), which means that Firefox can only connect to it securely. You can’t add an exception to visit this site.

The issue is most likely with the website, and there is nothing you can do to resolve it.

If you are on a corporate network or using antivirus software, you can reach out to the support teams for assistance. You can also notify the website’s administrator about the problem."

We moved to a new server and the tech seems to have failed installing the SSL after the new move.
it should be fixed shortly.

[pornmafia]

@gotonude.com what do you plan on doing with the domain, keep adding subdomains to make sales?

[gotonudecom]

@gotonude.com what do you plan on doing with the domain, keep adding subdomains to make sales?

I am partnering with a team that has developed almost all the tools that I have been wanting and working on.

Reading the contract now.. well procrastinating about reading it.

Yes, adding more subdomains.

[koster]

@gotonude.com what do you plan on doing with the domain, keep adding subdomains to make sales?

I am partnering with a team that has developed almost all the tools that I have been wanting and working on.

Reading the contract now.. well procrastinating about reading it.

Yes, adding more subdomains.

Write a water tight contract the one time I partnered up with a cat it cost me thousands for doing it on a hand shakle.

[linux]

You will help yourself by utilizing sub-domains. I'm a proponent of sub-domains, but
research the issue for yourself Numerous information available

One such example: https://www.seo.com/blog/subdomains-for-seo/

[tacnet]

You will help yourself by utilizing sub-domains. I'm a proponent of sub-domains, but
research the issue for yourself Numerous information available

One such example: https://www.seo.com/blog/subdomains-for-seo/

A couple of quotes from that page :-

"While subdomains can work well for some companies, depending on their goals, a subdirectory is often a better choice for SEO."

"Your subdomain will likely be on its own for SEO factors like link equity, and it probably won’t pass link equity onto your main domain, either."

Adding 36,000 sub-domains to a crappy site like nude.com instead of working to develop the main domain is the worst idea ever

[gotonudecom]

You will help yourself by utilizing sub-domains. I'm a proponent of sub-domains, but
research the issue for yourself Numerous information available

One such example: https://www.seo.com/blog/subdomains-for-seo/

A couple of quotes from that page :-

"While subdomains can work well for some companies, depending on their goals, a subdirectory is often a better choice for SEO."

"Your subdomain will likely be on its own for SEO factors like link equity, and it probably won’t pass link equity onto your main domain, either."

Adding 36,000 sub-domains to a crappy site like nude.com instead of working to develop the main domain is the worst idea ever

Your mother not swallowing was the worst idea ever.

[gotonudecom]

@gotonude.com what do you plan on doing with the domain, keep adding subdomains to make sales?

I am partnering with a team that has developed almost all the tools that I have been wanting and working on.

Reading the contract now.. well procrastinating about reading it.

Yes, adding more subdomains.

Write a water tight contract the one time I partnered up with a cat it cost me thousands for doing it on a hand shakle.

Been there done that.
contract is why it is taking so long to get started.

[linux]

that not the purpose of a sub-domain - Search Engines treat sub-domains as its own entity

[vblogger]

that not the purpose of a sub-domain - Search Engines treat sub-domains as its own entity

Have said this myself some people just do not get it

[gotonudecom]

that not the purpose of a sub-domain - Search Engines treat sub-domains as its own entity

Have said this myself some people just do not get it

That is NOT completely accurate.


Maybe read more than the front page of google and some idiots repeated blog post or AI written posts.

Have you read all the leaked information from the google what, last month.
Seems what so many people on this forum preach was F#$% WRONG and what I have been teaching is 100% correct.

Subdomains are treated as their own and as part of the main, DEPENDING on the content and linking strategy and a few other factors.

Stop attempting to simplify how google ranks subdomains into a simple sentence. According to the leaked ranking information and any person with the ability to read it all and digest it, knows that Google staff does not even know what google is doing. They know what they know and share what they think they know, but they did not write the code. Each team writes code and very few teams work together and the left hand does not know what the right hand is doing and Google has was what 42 hands.

I am telling you from experience.
Start with sub folders/ directories.

NUDE.com/star-here.

UPgrade-to-subdomains.NUDE.com

Learn to walk, before you start to run.





 

[badkitty]

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