google likes subdomains?

From a recent discussion about "5 billion pages in google", it is
becoming apparent that google likes subdomains.

My conclusion from it is that if I have a site example.com with a
million entries, google would index it faster if it was split into
subdomains like foo.example.com, bar.example.com etc.

Would you agree with that hypothetical conclusion?

i

On Mon, 03 Jul 2006 17:35:59 GMT, Ignoramus3756
<ignoramus3756 (AT) NOSPAM (DOT) 3756.invalid> wrote:

From a recent discussion about "5 billion pages in google", it is
becoming apparent that google likes subdomains.

My conclusion from it is that if I have a site example.com with a
million entries, google would index it faster if it was split into
subdomains like foo.example.com, bar.example.com etc.

Would you agree with that hypothetical conclusion?

i

Yes but don't expect it to last. It's been over-exploited.

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On Mon, 03 Jul 2006 19:35:59 +0200, Ignoramus3756
<ignoramus3756 (AT) NOSPAM (DOT) 3756.invalid> wrote:

From a recent discussion about "5 billion pages in google", it is
becoming apparent that google likes subdomains.

My conclusion from it is that if I have a site example.com with a
million entries, google would index it faster if it was split into
subdomains like foo.example.com, bar.example.com etc.

Would you agree with that hypothetical conclusion?

Not exactly. Every new domain is just a new domain. IIRC (never checked
that by myself) every subdomain goes through sandobox.

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Ignoramus3756 wrote:

My conclusion from it is that if I have a site example.com with a
million entries, google would index it faster if it was split into
subdomains like foo.example.com, bar.example.com etc.

Would you agree with that hypothetical conclusion?

Bad idea, unless you have a valid reason for splitting it into subdomains.
If you split existing content into subdomains, Google will probably drop
your site in the rankings for a while. MSN might like it though, at least
for a little while.