Subdomain like WordPress.com can rank?
- Thread starter jyciap11
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- Dec 31, 2013
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Yes, subdomain like example.wordpress.com rank on google. You can check/research on ahrefs many wordpress sub site ranked.
and how much the domain autority? They are good and trusted at google eyes?
samthevick
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- Feb 15, 2023
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Yes. You can see a lot of people promoting affiliation products in Brazil with WordPress blog pages.
What about the domain autority? I will take autority from the main domain? (WordPress.com)
samthevick
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I’m not an SEO expert, but I think you do get some trust from the main WordPress domain, but it’s not like you’re automatically going to rank just because you’re on their platform. The real ranking power comes from your own content, backlinks, and SEO efforts on that subdomain.
You might get a bit of help from WordPress.com’s authority, but it’s still up to you to make the subdomain strong in Google’s eyes.
Mehmad
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- Nov 4, 2024
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Google treats all subdomains as individual websites. It is important to note that measurements like DA, DR, PA, Spam Score are not given by google. They are the factors created by big digital marketing agencies and research companies like MOZ, created DA to try to figure out what works in Google rankings. Google does not always rank websites on authority as you may also have already seen before. Sometimes, low authority websites rank better on a keyword than a website with high authority.
SaaSBacklinker
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- Dec 25, 2024
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Yes, subdomains like WordPress.com can rank on Google, but there are a few things to keep in mind. Subdomains are treated as separate entities from the main domain, so they have their own authority and need to build backlinks and content to rank effectively. While WordPress.com itself has high domain authority, it’s important to optimize your subdomain with quality content, strong SEO practices, and a relevant niche.
If you're using a subdomain for blogging or content marketing, focus on niche relevance, on-page SEO, and quality backlinks to improve its chances of ranking. However, if your goal is full control over the site, a self-hosted
If you're using a subdomain for blogging or content marketing, focus on niche relevance, on-page SEO, and quality backlinks to improve its chances of ranking. However, if your goal is full control over the site, a self-hosted
- Jun 20, 2013
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if you think it will pass the authority of wordpress.com to the subdomain, it wont. It will work like just any other regular brand new domain. The worst thing if you plan on spamming the domain, they are going to remove it sooner or later.
xReminisce
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- Dec 29, 2012
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No it will not.
this isn't the early seo days anymore.
