Subdomains and the UK Vince Update
I’ve been pouring over lots of data for the last few weeks, analysing SERPs pre-Vince and post-Vince (Vince is Google’s brand update btw). Something I’ve noticed is subdomains starting to creep into SERPs. Here’s a few UK specific examples:
Furniture

Pet Insurance

Cars

This last URL doesn’t even return a valid page.
Travel
And now for 2 in the same SERP (admittedly on the second page, 11-20)

Anyone else seeing more of this? Got any examples?
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Not sub domains but inner pages from site’s ranking when the page isn’t very strong but the domain it belongs to is a “brand”.
So basically it ranks on the fact it belongs to the strong domain similar to the subdomain rankings you are seeing.
Hi aukseo – I know what you mean. There’s a good example of that that keeps cropping up in the “loans” SERP