
April 2nd, 2003, 10:30 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
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Not actually - thi isn't a directory thing, but a link thing.
You can have domain.com/directory1/directory2/directory3/page.html and a PR7 mainpage and the page.html at PR7.
It's the number of links between pages that drops not directories.
In the case of sub-domains - you gain PageRank as links between sub-domains act much like external links. The trade-off is "much smaller" sites with less breadth.
A 5 page site with 4 pages in 4 directories is a five page site, and the potential of #1, #2 rank listings (the second indented) on various phrases.
In a sub-domain scenerio - this would likened to 5 web sites each with one page. Not alot of shared internal relevancy, no amount of content, no internal links what-so-ever... and little hope.
I realize this "small" site version is not what you are discussing... just be sure you are considering "sub-domains for the right reasons.
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