Subdomain or domain for Web 2.0?

[bobpear]

Do you usually use the subdomain (coolstuff.weebly.com) or get an actual domain (coolstuff.com) for your web 2.0's?

 

[Owanceaser]

If you create free domain in Web 2.0 means you can get only subdomains like coolstuff.weebly.com

 

[Meerkatt]

If you create free domain in Web 2.0 means you can get only subdomains like coolstuff.weebly.com

I think he's asking whether or not you're supposed to use the subdomain or get your own private domain. But from my understanding, the whole purpose of a web 2.0 is that you get part of the domain authority from the subdomain?

Unless you are using an expired domain that already has backlinks/domain authority.

 

[bobpear]

I think he's asking whether or not you're supposed to use the subdomain or get your own private domain. But from my understanding, the whole purpose of a web 2.0 is that you get part of the domain authority from the subdomain?

Unless you are using an expired domain that already has backlinks/domain authority.

Yes that's what I was asking and I thiink you're right. Ill just use the subdomain, thank you!

 

[huntingdreamdoordie]

Web 2.0 actually means creating blogs on different blogging platform under their sub domains. So go with sub domain for creating web 2.0 sites.

 

[Illicitus]

Unless you are using an expired domain that already has backlinks/domain authority.

Hijacking a bit the topic, and since I'm kind of outdated on this subject. What kind of blog platforms still allow that we grab an expired domain?

 

[Meerkatt]

Hijacking a bit the topic, and since I'm kind of outdated on this subject. What kind of blog platforms still allow that we grab an expired domain?

I actually don't know about expired 2.0 domains, I was referring to expired domains set up for the purpose of a PBN. But I have heard of expired blog domains that have links and authority, not sure which platforms you can find them on though.