It don't matter right? www.

[sam55]

Make sure you have only one preferred version and redirect all other versions to it.

 

[Gogol]

"Apparently, using a non-www version can also be less secure, however this is only applicable if you don’t use HTTPS and secure cookies."

You can read at cognitiveseo blog.

That does NOT apply to the context of this thread. With that, who uses non secure site these days?

 

[YujinTan]

Make sure you have only one preferred version and redirect all other versions to it.

sorry I not say a tech guy what version that verison?

 

[YujinTan]

That does NOT apply to the context of this thread. With that, who uses non secure site these days?

actually I does see quite a lot ironic they can rank at top 1 to 10 these site with SSL , aka means yes when u go their site, beside their domain at browser address bar will have non secure words

 

[Gogol]

actually I does see quite a lot ironic they can rank at top 1 to 10 these site with SSL , aka means yes when u go their site, beside their domain at browser address bar will have non secure words

Yeah.. It's Google algo, it can be crazy sometimes. Having SSL is always advised nevertheless. It doesn't do any harm. It secures the communication between the user and the server. That's always a good thing.

 

[YujinTan]

Yeah.. It's Google algo, it can be crazy sometimes. Having SSL is always advised nevertheless. It doesn't do any harm. It secures the communication between the user and the server. That's always a good thing.

well yes i use SSL , but funny after Migration to new host
my Adsense dashboard showing the site , one with www. suddenly beside another one is without

just now I go my Google analytics also suddenly show Notification mention what data , etc I think due to now appear to have two version , one is without www. one with for this site and yes is the same domain.

 

[sam55]

sorry I not say a tech guy what version that verison?

Your domain has a few versions like -

http://example.com
https://example.com
http://www.example.com
https://www.example.com

So if your preferred version is, "https://www.example.com" then you need to 301 redirect other versions to this version.

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[Gogol]

well yes i use SSL , but funny after Migration to new host
my Adsense dashboard showing the site , one with www. suddenly beside another one is without

just now I go my Google analytics also suddenly show Notification mention what data , etc I think due to now appear to have two version , one is without www. one with for this site and yes is the same domain.

Sorry, I did not get what you are saying.

But anyway, you should create a redirect to your preferred version. Yeah, you might lose some of the data due to redirect, if you don't redirect with query string (if that's what you are saying).

 

[YujinTan]

Sorry, I did not get what you are saying.

But anyway, you should create a redirect to your preferred version. Yeah, you might lose some of the data due to redirect, if you don't redirect with query string (if that's what you are saying).

I ok with it , as long Adsense earnings is there, traffic never lost which i doubt will as mention the tech at my new host does report show me data, Google bot does crawl the site at the new host there,
I also ask him about this www . matter,

he just told me is not an issue, be it with or without .

 

[hideath]

well yes i use SSL , but funny after Migration to new host
my Adsense dashboard showing the site , one with www. suddenly beside another one is without

just now I go my Google analytics also suddenly show Notification mention what data , etc I think due to now appear to have two version , one is without www. one with for this site and yes is the same domain.

Make sure to move the .htaccess as well, it's hidden by default

 

[davids355]

As long as one redirects to the other, so you don’t have pages available via both versions of the url then I don’t see that it matters wether you have with or without the woowoowoo.

 

[imanseptian]

It's a classic debate between no-www.org vs www.yes-www.org

Just pick one, 301 redirect another and focus on your content.

 

[CyberHour]

Doesn't matter really.
Especially for the Security and SEO part.

Personally I'm fan of www although have domains without..

Just make sure that you have proper redirect configurations and SSL of course .