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What is a subdomain?
A subdomain is a sub-structure of a domain. A domain is like an identification chairman email list name for a computer or network on the Internet. A domain with an original name is called a unique domain. A subdomain is a domain that is set up to separate this original domain.
For example, if the domain is "xxx.com", the subdomain is the. Domains have a hierarchical structure, with the higher-level domains listed from right to left. By setting up subdomains, you can use domains for different purposes.
Subdomains are not significantly different from subdirectories in terms of SEO, but they have the advantage of making it easier to separate servers and divide environments.
Cross-domain tracking is important for measuring subdomains
Here we will explain the overview and uses of cross-domain tracking, which is essential when measuring subdomains.