Change your mind. Every seo operator is looking for a “gang key” that opens the flow bank. And in many strategies, second-level domain names have been a matter of love and hate. Many people see large plants building large content matrices through secondary domain names, emulating them, often ignoring the central logic of relevance. Today we'll talk about this headache: what's the relevance of secondary domain names to seo
To be honest, this is not just a technical issue, it is more like a psychological war on trust and games. We've often seen station chiefs holding a good station, and we've started to tickle, and we've been wondering if we could lend this high weight to another completely unrelated business. Excellent view. This idea is like trying to travel to shanghai with a plane ticket to beijing, which is all a “vote”, but the more embarrassing it is to try in the wrong direction。
I. Those years that we thought the pill
Let us start with a cruel reality. Earlier, internet rules had not been as stringent as they were now, and many so-called “black hats” or “grey hats” seo tactics had gone a long way. At that time, station chiefs, who had been accustomed to the traditional seo strategy, often took advantage of the high weight of the main domain and opened a large number of secondary domain names, some of which had nothing to do with the business performed in the main domain, although there had been a clear rise in ranking in the short term, it did not seem to be a long-term solution。
It's like stuffing an honest man with a bunch of dirty sales cards. In the beginning, others may also be largely responsible for trusting the face of the man, but in the long run he will be found to be unworthy. The search engine is the same. It depends not only on your face, but also on your inside. I'm losing it。
Here's a practical example: it's a lot of trouble in circles. In the near future, if you look carefully, you'll find that the 100% weight swing of the interactive encyclopedia network has fallen into a cliff, which is probably why, in the previous period, the other side sold a large number of secondary stations, leading to a high degree of disconnection with the content of the main domain, which is not of the same quality and is punished by 100 degrees。
I don't know how many station masters have been feeling about this cliff fall. This is not just a decline in data, but the end of an era. It tells us nakedly that this indicates that, after a certain period of operation, the 100-degree reptiles have made a field vertical assessment of secondary domain names and found that it is not connected to the main domain and that there is a rag。
