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Google analytics shouldn't care that the IP addresses are different for different subdomains, or even that it is using DNS CNAME vs A records.
You may have issues with:
Putting your analytics tracking code onto all of those servers. The software running each subdomain will have to be able to serve up the analytics code.
Tracking domain.atlassain.net ...
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Many online pagerank checkers use cached results and therefor the results can be old or you may even find that your site is not listed.
Use a ToolBar
You should use a toolbar for your browser to view real time page ranks, here's a few:
Internet Explorer
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Pagerank for technotes.tostaky.biz
The current pagerank on the front page for ...
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What you're talking about, at least on Apache web server, are called Virtual Hosts. Your customers/clients would simply need to point the A record for their domain at your server's IP address where you have the Virtual Hosts setup.
In your Apache configuration, you'll need to setup a new Virtual Host for each new domain you have coming in, which you can ...
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We would recommend utilising an ecommerce platform that offers multi-store setup and create a retail store and a wholesale store. Magento offers a powerful multi-store setup.
You can then specify the wholesale store to be located on the same domain or different domain, whichever you prefer. We'd recommend setting up domain mapping so that your wholesale ...
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I would keep them both on the same domain. By doing that, all "trust" and "authority" will remain with your older domain. The new wholesale site should also get a bit of a quicker start with rankings because it's starting on an older, established domain.
If you were to start from scratch with a new domain, you'd also end up having to 301 pages from the old ...
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There's lots of ways to skin a cat here. Just use an .htaccess redirect in the root of their domain:
## 301 Redirect Old File
Redirect 301 / yourdomain.com/somepage.html
Or make a simple index page with a redirect in the header:
<?php header('Location: http://www.example.com/'); ?>
Then place it in the root of their domain.
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When your pages are made of unique content (not sharing the same!) then use unique domains for each of them. This would allow you to optimize them for individual google ranking. Otherwise I would recommend you subdomains - they are technical treated by google as folders but have better readability for human readers.
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