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Subdomain for separate project?

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Hi folks,

 

I'm in the process of setting up a site for several projects under my name at www.robinandrews.net.

 

I want to put some info up about my maths tutoring work, and I'm thinking that people who go online looking for a local maths tutor probably won't be intersted in the rest of my projects - they just want info about tuition such as costs, location, qualifications etc.

 

My question is, should I set up a subdomain, such as www.mathstuitiondevon.robinandrews.net, or have the info about maths as either pages on my main site, or a subdirectory such as www.robinandrews.net/mathstuitiondevon? If I have a subdirectory, do I then have a new index file so it acts like a separate website? (confused!)

 

I'm concerned about both SEO and sensible structure/"branding."

 

Any advice much appreciated.

 

Robin

I'd just stick to having a subfolder and make sure there's a clear link to it in your home page. Anyone searching for the maths tutelage stuff is most likely to get linked directly to the relevant page anyway...

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