What does numbered sub-domain type anchor text mean?
The number means nothing, it's the same as you'd create subdomain1.yourwebsite.com, subdomain2.yourwebsite.com and so on, and instead of letters, you just use numbers. Personally I'd avoid any domain with a large number of subdomains as they could have been abused for link building. And that space doesn't make sense as there are no spaces in a domain.
cheva
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It's not a subdomain its an anchor text where the number is the designated rank for the domain. http://toponlinewebsite.com/topwebsites/the_worlds_most_visited_web_pages_536.html
Dr Doomain
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Most of these kind of links are coming from the network of theglobe dot net, the biggest referral spamming network in the world. You can find more info on this forum.
schttrj
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oh, I have seen the the-globe network before in a few websites' referring domains pages. Since the-globe sites seemed to possess high authority, I didn't look much into it.
So, in short, this anchor text means the domain has been involved with a spamming network and I should stay away from it. Noted.
So, in short, this anchor text means the domain has been involved with a spamming network and I should stay away from it. Noted.
Dr Doomain
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The globe sites have very low authority. But even if the expired domain has many links like that, it's no problem usually, it shouldn'r stop you from buying that domain.
schttrj
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Strange you say that. Globe sites normally show very high DR on Ahrefs. But does it not mean that they have been used for PBN or spamming purposes before? Or does it not matter?