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SEO: Parked domain versus "independent"
Is it possible to set up a parked domain so that it would be as easily "findable" on search as it would be, if it had "its own" host space?
The case is, I have in fact four little teensy websites, and all four will fit, easily, in the space and bandwidth and all that, provided by the current hosting service... but they all "need respect" (for commercial purposes). Three of them are currently parked on the other. |
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