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closed Are sub-domains better than bad extensions

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It seems that a lot of people are thinking of registering high searchwords in unpopular extensions. Many think that this will give a good search placement advantage. Couldn't the same advantage be gained by using a subdomain in one of the 3 popular formats. eg.

fetish.bighot.com

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bighot.com/fetish
 
I'll give you DN$500 and a pair of chinese binoculars for xxx.com :D

However this was a serious question about search engine optimisation.
 
no i actually have access to milf.xxx.com and i think lesbian.xxx.com
 
i dunno i have not checked
 
Originally posted by DomainPairs
Couldn't the same advantage be gained by using a subdomain in one of the 3 popular formats. eg.

fetish.bighot.com

[email protected]

bighot.com/fetish


If you aim at the search engines the answer should be a
definitive YES.
 
Now what if you had a name like say..sexpics.ws ?

You could do
sexpics.sexpics.ws
sexpics.ws/sexpics
sexpics.sexpics.ws/sexpics

Which means it indeed makes sense to reg keyterm.crap for SEO
 
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