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hi
what's generally better, pros/cons, etc etc... suppose for example, i own business.com - and i want to create subsites/categories/niches should i do it this way: pets.business.com cars.business.com clothes.business.com or this way: business.com/pets/ business.com/cars/ business.com/clothes/ |
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On Fri, 12 Oct 2007 21:01:25 -0700, Lawrence Lugar put finger to
keyboard and typed: >hi >what's generally better, pros/cons, etc etc... >suppose for example, i own business.com - and i want to create >subsites/categories/niches > > >should i do it this way: > >pets.business.com >cars.business.com >clothes.business.com > >or > >business.com/pets/ >business.com/cars/ >business.com/clothes/ Either will work. The former is more suitable if you want to be able to configure each subsite separately, or even run them on different web hosts. The latter, though, is easier if you want it all to share the same template and design. Also, for some reason, people seem to find it easier to remember addresses in the form of 'example.com/directory' than they do in the form of 'subdomain.example.com'. I suspect that's partly because a lot of people still have the impression that every website address begins with 'www', and can't cope with the concept of one that starts with something else. If you do use subdomains, therefore, it's a good idea to also have them as directories on the main site and configure the server to redirect to the subdomain sites. Mark -- Blog: http://Mark.Goodge.co.uk Photos: http://www.goodge.co.uk "Take me or leave me, don't have to believe me" |
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In article <jqXPi.24169$054.3347@newsfe14.phx>,
"Lawrence Lugar" <lawrence_lugar@cox.net> wrote: > what's generally better, pros/cons, etc etc... > suppose for example, i own business.com - and i want to create > subsites/categories/niches My rule of thumb is to respect the hierarchy. If your layout carries across all pages or your navigation has sibling links from "pets" to "cars", use example.com/whatever. If the content is distinct and mostly unrelated, use whatever.example.com. Compare what I have at <http://www.subsume.com/> and <http://mat.subsume.com>, especially when it comes to the page off the main site that bridges the two <http://www.subsume.com/assembled/mat.html>. -- My personal UDP list: 127.0.0.1, 4ax.com, buzzardnews.com, googlegroups.com, heapnode.com, localhost, teranews.com, x-privat.org |
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