PR Question.

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    Cypri0t, Oct 4, 2008 IP
  2. rationale

    rationale Member

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    It would appear for only 1... The subdomain is considered a completely "different" website by Google for PR purposes..
     
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    it might if u give the google spider access to it.
     
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    hecto Well-Known Member

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    yeah of course the page rank would appear, however the folder.youdomain.com is considered as a completly new domain and site as rationale said, so if you build links to yourdomain.com to gain page rank, folder.youdomain.com would not really benefit from it.
     
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    Cypri0t Banned

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    Thanks for the info guys! :)
     
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    Question would google rank the name.domain more easily on search engine and treat it as OLD?
     
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