Subdomains have can have a great impact in the way a website is structured. They are a subset of a main domain name of a website. It shows various levels of a website’s structure. For instance, the name “order.example.com” has three sections, each isolated by a period. The initial segment is “.com”, then “example” and the third part is “request”. A domain structure always starts from right to left. It’s layered somewhat similar to a Matryoshka doll. For additional information on how domains are organised, see our blog. Subdomains are valuable for isolating your site into various classes. Here are a few examples of what the potential uses of subdomains: o Geotargeting, create isolated multilingual content. o Giving access to gated content with logins, and user credentials. o Track Website with more specific page tracking. o Add page specific SEO content, that might not be relevant on main domain.