I built a blog website in 7 days. 5,000+ subdomains. 17,000+ SEO-optimized pages. Live.

yeah, we've already seen several of those blogs with 4982928428024 pages and they get eventually deindexed and ignored by google due to their spam practices

I hope you have a different approach, a truly solid expired domain or something else, if not, google won't index 10% of those pages and your website will be probably shadowbanned in a few weeks/months
 
impressive automation brow. are you planning to monetize this? Adsense (or any ad net), affiliate, or lead gen?
mass subdomains usually struggle with ad approvals
 
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Less than a month: 500+ Pages are indexed. Working on other pages as well with the drip-feeding technique. 30-40 per day traffic; need to increase
 
yeah, we've already seen several of those blogs with 4982928428024 pages and they get eventually deindexed and ignored by google due to their spam practices

I hope you have a different approach, a truly solid expired domain or something else, if not, google won't index 10% of those pages and your website will be probably shadowbanned in a few weeks/months
I have Solid technique, because it's my 4th project, you are right, Google does this, but I can get my desired traffic.
 
impressive automation brow. are you planning to monetize this? Adsense (or any ad net), affiliate, or lead gen?
mass subdomains usually struggle with ad approvals
Through Ads Revenue, and I applied for 2-3 networks already with continuous traffic, keep changing to the better network
 
im following this. i hope i can make some automation like this.
 
More 250+ pages are indexed,
Daily traffic 50+
 

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5,000 subdomains in 7 days, Google's crawler is going to need a vacation after this one. Curious how indexing holds up in a few months, that's usually where these subdomain empires either take off or quietly implode.
 
5,000 subdomains in 7 days, Google's crawler is going to need a vacation after this one. Curious how indexing holds up in a few months, that's usually where these subdomain empires either take off or quietly implode.
I know how indexing works against subdomains. Google doesn't need a vacation.
 
300 visits in 2-3 weeks off 17k pages is basically nothing yet, so its way too early to call this anything. the real test isnt indexing tbh, its whether those pages stay indexed and dont get deindexed once the crawl budget catches up and google sees they're all thin AI templated content across 5k subdomains.

honestly the subdomain split can help early but google treats a lot of that as one entity anyway when its all the same root and hosting footprint. i've watched setups like this pump numbers for a month then flatten hard.

would def follow the case study though... put dates and screenshots on it. thats where these threads either prove out or fall apart.
 
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