What is Root Domain?
The term "root domain" refers to the complete website address formed by combining a unique domain name and a top-level domain (TLD) extension.
In the context of websites, the root domain represents the highest-level page within the site's hierarchy, typically the homepage.
While individual pages or subdomains can exist as separate entities within a website, they must be built off the root domain.
This means that every page URL within a website must technically include the same root domain to be considered part of that specific website.
For example, the root domain of our website is "seodebate.com," all pages and subdomains within that website, such as "seodebate.com/about," "seodebate.com/blog," or "subdomain.seodebate.com," are connected to and considered part of the root domain.