You can absolutely setup WordPress for each sub-domain. It’s very easy if your host uses cpanel. After you create your sub-domain go to Fantastico in cPanel and click to install new wordpress then from the drop-down menu select your sub-domain and install wordpress. You can then use this plugin for each setup.

I use a new domain for each niche and that is what I would recommend. If you go the sub-domain route it would be best if your main domain is generic. For example if you setup two sub-domains one for the dog food niche and the other for weight loss it would be better they would be dogfood.myreviews.com and weightloss.myreviews.com than dogfood.weightloss.com.

But my second question was not the same articles. I have different niche articles. at present iam not cash rich. So can i buy one domain set up subdomains for each niche. Install wp and post articles. Is it worth while doing or we should go only separate domain for each niche?

sorry for the nagging
Jack

1. Yes. Setup your categories first. Then when you use the plugin their is a drop-down box where you can select the category for the articles you’re importing into WordPress.

2. If all the niche articles are in one subject I wouldn’t do that. Have the one site with WordPress and post all the articles in one spot. The more content the better so you don’t want to spread yourself thin by having them posted across multiple WordPress installations and sub-domains. That would also create a lot of work for you so in my opinion it’s not worth it.

Thanks for stopping by!

Alan

the second question above is not related to the plugin, a general one

Just a quick one
1. If i have multiple categories, can i map the articles to categories?
2. Can i use multiple niche articles in one site as subdomains and install WP for each subdomains? is this effective?

very good review and googling for this.

Thanks for your review helps this review site be a real review site not just ads.