Subdomains are highly useful for organizing and separating different sections of your website—without the need to register a new domain. You can use subdomains for various purposes, such as:
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Hosting a blog (e.g. blog.example.com)
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Running an eCommerce store (store.example.com)
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Creating a staging or test environment (dev.example.com)
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Offering multilingual versions of your site (en.example.com, fi.example.com)
Using subdomains helps maintain a clear and structured site while allowing flexibility in design, features, or even different platforms for each section. It’s a convenient way to offer tailored experiences to different user groups, all under one main domain.
For more information, check out our tutorial: How to create subdomains in cPanel?
