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by Marc Meole » Tue Mar 20, 2007 8:17 am
DO you have cpanel? I know by default cpanel creates a subdomain when you create an addon. Can you just delete the subdomain?
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Ann, do you know how to check the HTML code for a "nofo
by rayfellers » Fri Mar 23, 2007 4:58 pm
If you put a no follow tag in your HTML, the search spiders will not read the addon domain page and will not put them in their index.
Regards, Ray
Regards, Ray
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Hmm
by Mr_Average » Fri Mar 23, 2007 5:48 pm
Hi Ann,
By the looks of it (at least what you wrote, domain2.domain1.com) you set up up the second domain as a sub domain instead of an add on domain.
You should check on this by going into your cpanel and checking the add on domains and the subdomains by clicking on the icons. The interface should list any sub or add on domains you have on your hosting account.
Good Luck,
Keith
By the looks of it (at least what you wrote, domain2.domain1.com) you set up up the second domain as a sub domain instead of an add on domain.
You should check on this by going into your cpanel and checking the add on domains and the subdomains by clicking on the icons. The interface should list any sub or add on domains you have on your hosting account.
Good Luck,
Keith
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