Moving Subdomain to another

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Hi there,

I have a subdomain of my website, I have been doing all the work on it. But, now I want to make more subsections of the website and I want to use this subdomain authority

I'll make a simple 100% similar example for the case:
  • pizza.domain.com is the subdomain
  • I want to make more sub-categories like lasagna, salad...
My plan is:
  • Making new subdomain contains all food: food.domain.com
  • Redirecting pizza subdomain to food.domain.com/pizza/
  • I have already made 1 or 2 subcategories, so I'm redirecting pizza.domain.com/salad/ to food.domain.com/salad/
About the website:
  • pizza.domain.com is 3 months old
  • Majority of the links going to the subdomain main subdomain homepage: "/"
  • 10 main indexed pages
My questions are about:
  • Is it a good plan to make a new subdomain or I should use a subfolder (domain 200 days old)?
  • Will the new subdomain have the advantage of the old subdomain age (even if it's 3 months)?
  • Will google pass the full authority (Rank) of the old subdomain to the new subdomain directly, or it will pass by the indexing of each link?
  • Will the rank drop for some time? if yes, how much in average?
Thanks in advance, I hope i did well explaining my points!

Sincerely, HiDeath
 
Just Let it be how it is ..
Don't know about subdomain redirection passing authority.
Also, what you can do is .. make section of the new made pages,,, for lasagna in the pizza page.. to pass the authority.
 
Just Let it be how it is ..
Don't know about subdomain redirection passing authority.
Also, what you can do is .. make section of the new made pages,,, for lasagna in the pizza page.. to pass the authority.

Thanks for the reply!

That's what I'm currently using. But, that will result in bad user experience.
I'm planning to add more sections, so having a better name would be better
 
Thanks for the reply!

That's what I'm currently using. But, that will result in bad user experience.
I'm planning to add more sections, so having a better name would be better

Not a bad user experience if you create sections in the side bar and interlink with keywords.
 
Not a bad user experience if you create sections in the side bar and interlink with keywords.

That's right!

I meant about the name, like 'pizza.domain.com/lasagna/' and 'pizza.domain.com/sallad/'... Wouldn't be much better for 'food.domain.com/pizza/', 'food.domain.com/lasagna/'... ?!

PS: I hope I didn't make you hungry by now :'D
 
That's right!

I meant about the name, like 'pizza.domain.com/lasagna/' and 'pizza.domain.com/sallad/'... Wouldn't be much better for 'food.domain.com/pizza/', 'food.domain.com/lasagna/'... ?!

PS: I hope I didn't make you hungry by now :'D

Then don't make urls liek that brah :)

Just make them link ...
either
lasagna.domain.com
or domain.com/dishes/lasagna

And link these pages in pizza.domain.com

PA will pass unless you stop it to. Major blog website stop PA to pass to subdomains from their site.

But it passes the authority as normal.
 
Then don't make urls liek that brah :)

Just make them link ...
either
lasagna.domain.com
or domain.com/dishes/lasagna

And link these pages in pizza.domain.com

PA will pass unless you stop it to. Major blog website stop PA to pass to subdomains from their site.

But it passes the authority as normal.

That's what I'm actually looking for!
Thanks dude!

Does this have any kind of google dance after changing links? If yes, how much time takes on average?
 
That's what I'm actually looking for!
Thanks dude!

Does this have any kind of google dance after changing links? If yes, how much time takes on average?
no brah.. your pages are just .. same. you are just adding new pages and showing them to google that you have made new pages.
then it will rank new pages according to how they are made.
 
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