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Hello, with a support system similar to this one: https://expresslane.apple.com/GetproductgroupList.do
would you suggest that express lane be put in a folder rather than a subdomain?
EX: sony.com/expresslane/getproductgroulist.do for authority purposes or is there an advantage to have it on a subdomain?
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Not entirely sure how this system works, but i would think that if the express-lane content had search/content benefits then adding it as a folder would be a better option.
As subdomains are treated as seperate websites, if the content can benefit your root/main domain, better off giving to kudos to that rather than to a standalone subdomain site.
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