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There’s no technical ceiling on how many branded Web 2.0 sites you can spin up on WordPress .blog subdomains—but that doesn’t mean more is always better. Search engines care far more about clarity, uniqueness, and structure than raw volume. The real question isn’t how many sites you can build, but whether each one adds a

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