Comments on: WWW vs Non-WWW

By: Myspace Vtunnel Proxy

Myspace Vtunnel Proxy — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 06:09:14 +0000

by the way i have question here.. i used redirect 301 as shown above but i got a problem using a subdomain.. like this:
sub.mysite.com
it is working properly when the time i’m still not using redirect but when the time i used it..
every time i try to visit sub.mysite.com
i was redirected to mysite.com/sub/
so anyone can help me with this?

By: Myspace Vtunnel Proxy

Myspace Vtunnel Proxy — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 06:06:51 +0000

yes the site with WWW and with noWWW is different from each other as google see it.. that is why using redirect 301 is the solution is here.. by the way thanks for sharing this redirect htaccess code.. pretty nice..

By: Ryan’s Life » The WWW and PageRank

Ryan’s Life » The WWW and PageRank — Tue, 15 Aug 2006 18:41:06 +0000

[...] There has been a lot of hoopla over Google’s PageRank algorithm for sometime now and two of my favorite blogs have sounded off on one of the issues revolving around PageRank, use WWW or don’t use WWW. TechBuzz has a good summary on the situation. Take for instance my website Ryan’s Life. Google sees ryanslife.net and http://www.ryanslife.net as two different websites. This can cause a discrepancy between the two PageRanks. TechBuzz suggested adding a couple lines to your .htaccess file so that if any traffic comes to http://www.ryanslife.net it would be forwarded to ryanslife.net. [...]

By: No-WWW Plugin for Wordpress » TechBuzz

No-WWW Plugin for Wordpress » TechBuzz — Wed, 09 Aug 2006 09:46:35 +0000

[...] Recently I spoke about WWW vs Non WWW and the Page Rank Splitting Issue. Today when I was in the process of restoring my favorite plugins, I accidentally deleted my .htaccess file, I tried to make mod_rewrite work, but for some strange reason it didn’t work. So I was in a search for an alternative and then I landed on Matt’s No-WWW plugin page. [...]