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I just want to know how addon domains affect search engine. When you use an addon domain in cpanel it also creates it as a sub domain and as a folder of the main domain.

For example my main domain is abc.com and then I add the domain xyz.com and the same file are available at xyz.com, xyz.abc.com and abc.com/xyz.com

Now I am sure most web developers would use there hosting account for more then 1 domain and so they would have this problem. What I want to know is how does this affect Google? Is there problems with it being considered duplicate content? Does it affect SEO? Any other problems caused by this?
 
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you always publish domain.com and you don't publish the others.
you do seo work on domain.com not on the other ways of accessing it.
 
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I only link to domain.com, so if there are no links to the others then they wont get indexed and no problems? Is there any need to do a 301 redirect or anything else just to be sure?
 
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if you will not link it won't get indexed not unless you point the spiders using your robots.txt
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for 301 redirect you do it on domain.com to redirect to www.domain.com so pr is balanced on both and you can link however you want www or w/o www

Dean26 said:
I only link to domain.com, so if there are no links to the others then they wont get indexed and no problems? Is there any need to do a 301 redirect or anything else just to be sure?
 
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