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Originally Posted by spinal007
Yes.
pinesandneedles.co.uk is an alias of pinesandneedles.com
123cleaners.com is an alias of london-dry-cleaners.co.uk
BUT, I redirect all pages from the alias to the 'actual' domain otherwise Google indexes the same site 2 times, under 2 'different' domains.
ie.: 123cleaners.com/Laundry is exactly the same as london-dry-cleaners.co.uk/Laundry but I tell the search engines to index the latter.
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Thank you very much for your answer! And you are also using
CNAME to alias your domains? I'm just asking because I really don't know very much about all this.
I might have an extra problem because I'm aliasing a page that I did not create myself. It's a subdomain on a page where users can create their own CMS. Same principle as cafepress.com where you can create your own shop and you get your own subdomain on example.cafepress.com
This is why I can't upload a site.
xml or a [code].
html to "confirm" my webpage at "Googles webmaster tools" page. So I can't really "help" Google find my page and index it.
Do you still think it will crawl my domain when I'm CNAMEing to such a subdomain with a CMS?