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joeleal
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redirect or sub domain, which is better - 6/2/2006 15:23:53
Hello there,
I hear that if you include your main keyword in your domain name, it makes a lot of difference. Ex. joe-excavations.com .
Now my question is, if i have a site called joeexcavations.com, which method would be better?
I set up a domain called joe-excavations.com and the redirect joeexcavations.com to it, or I set up a domain called joe-excavations.com and then add a sub domain joeexcavations.com to it with the same content.
Any thoughts on this would be appriciated.
Thanks
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yb2
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RE: redirect or sub domain, which is better - 6/3/2006 10:36:01
Just point them to the same place using DNS and header filtering, no need for redirects or subwebs. Ask your host about it.
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