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my main domain got deindexed for posting too fast. if i setup subdomains for that domain, the subdomains will be indexed well?

the search engines see sub domains as independent sites?

pleased hear me your experience.
 
According to search engine Subdomains is also a separate from the main domain so it has separate ranking and indexing method.

If your main domain is deindexed it could happen to subdomains as well if you repeat the same thing.
 
The subdomain is still associated with the maindomain and I think the issue with the maindomain still affects the subdomain.
 
Subdomains can be indexed independently of the main domain, but you need to avoid duplicating previous publishing issues.
 
Subdomains can be indexed independently of the main domain, but you need to avoid duplicating previous publishing issues.
thanks! will try
 
Yes, subdomains are treated as separate sites, so they can get indexed independently.
 
If your main domain is deindexed, subdomains will likely be affected too because they are part of the same root domain. Search engines don't treat them as fully independent sites in this case.
 
If your main domain got deindexed for posting too fast, subdomains can still be indexed since search engines often treat them as separate sites. However, problems with the main domain could affect the subdomains too, so be cautious and focus on quality content.
 
my main domain got deindexed for posting too fast. if i setup subdomains for that domain, the subdomains will be indexed well?

the search engines see sub domains as independent sites?

pleased hear me your experience.
it looks like the sub domain will not be detected. and will become a new entity
 
If your main domain is deindexed, subdomains will likely be affected too because they are part of the same root domain. Search engines don't treat them as fully independent sites in this case.
OP, I agree with @Maggie Adams . Google has been saying this for so many years (that subdomains are separate entities) but I don't quite agree with it.
Have you ever seen a subdomain ranking but the main domain penalised? Doubt so.

This expression came to mind: "The fish rots from the head".
 
If your main domain is penalized, more likely your sub domain will also be affected. Google treats them the same
 
Subdomain Connected with Main Domain so it will affect Subdomain keep monitor their performance
 
Subdomains are typically indexed by search engines as separate sites, so they may not inherit deindexing issues from the main domain. However, for best results, it's wise to maintain a moderate publication frequency, avoid excessive linking between the main domain and subdomains, and ensure each subdomain has unique content. This approach increases the chances of independent indexing, but addressing the root issues of the main domain's deindexing remains the best long-term strategy to mitigate future risks
 
The indexing of a subdomain is slightly different from the indexing of the main domain; search engines (such as Google) do treat subdomains as separate entities, but that doesn't mean that it will automatically be ranked or indexed well. A sub-domain can be indexed well provided it has independent, high-quality content that is independently SEO optimized. While search engines often treat a subdomain as a separate website, it still needs to conform to SEO best practices and avoid negative associations with the main domain, especially if the main domain has been deindexed. If handled properly, subdomains can still have their own ranking and indexing advantages.
 
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