: What is more preferable, creating dedicated domains for mobile apps that shares different content or associate them with folders in one domain? I want to consult you in an SEO matter which I

@Gonzalez347

It depends on how much time you are willing to put into maintenance. If you think you can put aside enough time for maintenance of x amount of websites, it will be good to have a separate website for all your apps.

On the other hand, having a centralised website for all your domains would be a better idea if you have limited time for maintenance plus your brand will get an additional advantage of all your apps directing SEO juice towards your main domain which (having a powerful centralised domain), in my opinion is much more powerful than separate domains. Not to mention this will make maintenance much easier.

So, to answer your question in one sentence:
Yes, it is okay to keep doing it the way you have mentioned above.

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@Angela700

SEO is based more on quality than quantity. Links without anchor text relating both sites as being unique but relavent to one another will unlikely benefit you SEO-wise.

Also, the shared link will need to be picked up by the search engines in order to count. So from an SEO point-of-view, you're better off building "authority" for your single website than managing separate app websites without effective backlinking.

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@Berumen354

if you're asking whether or not you should continue to redirect external links through your own proxy, I'd say that's not a bad idea. A lot of external links could be bad for SEO and masking them is a good way to ensure your website isn't negatively affected in SERPs because of them.

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