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multiple autoblogs "attached" to one domain only? I mean, I have xpto.com domain and then I create a blog about cooking, then if I want to create another do I have to buy another domain or can I work on the same one?

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So the subdomain would be called myblog.xpto.com or if I create folder how would it be?

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myblog.xpto.com/
or:
xpto.com/folder2
xpto.com/folder3

Remember though subdomains are treated as separate domains when it comes to search engines.
 
Leprakkhauns: Which one would you recommend...new domains or sub domains? New domains cost $7.99 or so PER A NICE .COM or so but sub domains are totally free.

Any pros and cons here?
 
.com would probably look a bit more respectable. Subdomains would cost less. Probably some SEO stuff that I don't know as well.
 
.coms would be more professional looking. I use subdomains for my stuff though.
 
Leprakkhauns: Which one would you recommend...new domains or sub domains? New domains cost $7.99 or so PER A NICE .COM or so but sub domains are totally free.

Any pros and cons here?

Yes, good question.

And Leprakkhauns so I should choose a random domain name and not one related to my blog right? Because if I wanna talk about phones the link would be phones.cooking.com right? And if it was by folders? how would it look like?

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Even though subs may look unprofessional, doesn't it seem its better because I can create 200 autoblogs right now about any niche.
 
So since I own bl0g.org, I should be good setting up bl0g.org/diabetes and have articles all about diabetes and get good $$$ from adsense once visitors starting coming, right? (Since health words are high paying)
 
So since I own bl0g.org, I should be good setting up bl0g.org/diabetes and have articles all about diabetes and get good $$$ from adsense once visitors starting coming, right? (Since health words are high paying)

blog.org is a really nice domain to own and to have at your disposal for creating just about any subdomain because it's so generic.
 
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