Subdomain or Subdirectory: The Surprising SEO Secret That Could Make or Break Your Website!
Take Google, for instance. It deploys its business apps and solutions through separate subdomains, such as mail.google.com, drive.google.com, and docs.google.com, improving the user experience.
When should you use a subdomain?
Though requiring more technical setup (which we’ll walk you through later), subdomains excel at organizing distinctly different sections of your content.
Use them when you want to:
Host client portals
Hosting dedicated portals on subdomains helps you manage each client’s project deliverables, digital assets, and legal documents in a centralized space. Depending on your web hosting provider, it can also improve security by limiting access to sensitive data.
