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kgloh23
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# Posted: 24 May 2009 03:12
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If I have domain name of www.abc.com
do anyone can teach me how www.abc.com/thankyou?
is this call sub domain name?
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tygersclaw
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# Posted: 27 May 2009 20:10
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Actually the format you have is not a subdomain, but instead is a folder. A subdomain will commonly show as a URL like http://subdomain.domain.tld (tld means Top Level Domain)
In CPanel and Direct Admin (DA is the Control Panel I use on my servers) you can create a Subdomain in the Control Panel.
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yahia
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# Posted: 28 May 2009 00:08 · Edited by: yahia
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No Loh, it is not a subdomain, it just a page. If you have the forward slash after "thankyou/" then it is a folder.
Do you have hosting for your domain yet? If yes, find your file manager in the cpanel and use it to create this new file or folder. If not, create the file or the folder on your computer and upload it to your host using an "FTP" program. Filezella is my favorite FTP and it works on any computer.
A subdomain will look like this:
thankyou.abc.com
Again if you have a hosting for your domain check your hosting cpanel for "domain manager" or something like that. It is self explanatory once you are there.
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Seth
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# Posted: 28 May 2009 00:15
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www.abc.com/thankyou is not a subdomain ..
subdomain looks something like this - www.name.abc.com
if you want to create a new html page for your main domain simply put the ext. .html at the end of the file name.. i.e thankyou.html
then to open that page > www.abc.com/thankyou.html
if you prefer to use a subdomain ie. www.thankyou.abc.com you need to name it "index.html"
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dannywr
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# Posted: 28 May 2009 02:31
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If you set up subdomains, the search engines will view each one as a separate website with separate PR (page rank). So inbound links to one site will not benefit the other. You will end up with a lot of low-ranking websites.
And it is true that search engines only want to list content once -- why give user the same thing on different sites? So they try to determine which is authoritative and only list one. So if you just duplicate the same content, they may not list the page or they may not give it much rank.
I would suggest that you make subdirectories or pages instead and make them all a logical part of a larger site. And I would consider whether you are realliy trying to offer unique informtion to your visitors. If it appears you are trying to fool people or search engines, you could get completely banned.
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yahia
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# Posted: 28 May 2009 19:29
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Seth: if you prefer to use a subdomain ie. www.thankyou.abc.com you need to name it "index.html"
Seth, this is a truncated piece of information, please correct your post.
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jerryh60
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# Posted: 31 May 2009 19:47
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Normally I would agree with you Danny. I used a free post2host service that used cpanel, and what your describing is very true. But like a lot of free things, it dies due to lack of funding.
I found another free service that uses vista panel on the free sites. As I was wandering throughthe control panel, I could not find anything about redirects, which I used on Cpanel.
Instead I found that I could make sub domains (50), which had their own folders seperat from the main account. Each one comes with site builder for building the site, and it;s own index page,
I checked with admin and was told I could actually have 50 seperat web sites up and one time. Each of which is indexed seperately.
So we shall see.
Have a Great Day
Jerry
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