SEO benefit to using subdomains?

But how about this: using a completely different domain or a subdomain (topics are related with domain site) for a new site? I just want to hear your best practises.
 
This is done constantly on the web. You can create multiple sites and then link them to one another in a circle. A -> B -> C -> D -> E

You normally don't want to do an A <-> B setup or linking all sites to each other.

You also want to setup the domains under different Class C locations so they really do appear to be different sites linking back.

This borders on the line of BlackHat SEO or GreySEO as you are legitamately tricking a search engine into better rankings, but tricking none the less ;)

It's done every day by many places, but personally I stay away from the dark side for most things :)
 
This is done constantly on the web. You can create multiple sites and then link them to one another in a circle. A -> B -> C -> D -> E

You normally don't want to do an A <-> B setup or linking all sites to each other.

You also want to setup the domains under different Class C locations so they really do appear to be different sites linking back.

This borders on the line of BlackHat SEO or GreySEO as you are legitamately tricking a search engine into better rankings, but tricking none the less ;)

It's done every day by many places, but personally I stay away from the dark side for most things :)

Yes, non-reciprocal linking (A -> B -> C -> D -> E) is much better than reciprocal because reciprocal if done consistently throughout the sites you own is considered a link farm. And as for the Grey SEO, I can conclude that almost everything we do falls under there. :)
 
And as for the domain with different C block:
Not all hosting companies will allow you to pick amongst different IP addresses. Instead you receive it randomly when adding a domain.
 
Need difference Class C's? Contact me. We have more than 19 that we are included in, and we let our users do this for SEO if needed. Must be requested.
 
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