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http://www.yoururl.com versus http://yoururl.com

You have affiliate marketing questions. CAP has answers! › Category: Search Engine Optimization – (SEO) › http://www.yoururl.com versus http://yoururl.com
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Chips For Free asked 4 years ago
Hey Guys,

I had a question regarding URLs and rankings on Google.

When I go to my site via http://mycasinobonus.com and I look at the google toolbar I get like 1/4 of the green filled in under the “Page Rank” tool. However, when I go to my site http://www.mycasinobonus.com the same thing I get nothing.
Same for when I search google.

I noticed that sometimes I submit or use links like [url]http://www.[/url]
and sometimes I dont. How does this affect the rankings on google or does anyone know why the pagerank tool only showed one form and not the other. Does it matteR??

thanks <span title=” title=”” class=”bbcode_smiley” />

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blackhawk answered 4 years ago
Thanks … there just must have been a heavy load on the server yesterday… things are working normally again. Thank god!

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Chips For Free answered 4 years ago
So now I just read that http://www.yoursite.com vs. yoursite.com is the same thing and in fact submitting both variations will only hurt your rankings??

*confused*

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Classics answered 4 years ago
I guess I don’t understand your comment. Having the same content on both can hurt your rankings by confusing the bots who think you have duplicate content. Redirect non-www to www and you’ll be fine. Putting different cont on both is okay, though will confuse humans.

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blackhawk answered 4 years ago
I did the redirect trick and my PR went from 5 to 6.

Bernie

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Chips For Free answered 4 years ago
haha…

Good Idea DUH why didn’t I think of that!

Thanks!

also, should I select “Permanent” for the redirect? And also, I wouldn’t want two different pages right? Just redirect to the http://www.mycasinobonus.com and I’ll be fine ya?

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