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| A Student In Every Way War Room Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Seattle, WA
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I'm about to begin building links to a new niche site but I was wondering if my anchor text links should point to just www.my_site.com or http://www.my_site.com Has anyone noticed any difference as far as SEO results? Thanks! - Brandon L |
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| Advanced Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: SA - Australia
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I always just use http://sitename.com |
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| Senior Warrior Member War Room Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: USA
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![]() EDIT: I am not sure about it but I think that google considers www.domain.com and domain.com as two separate domains and you have to fix this in your google webmaster tools. | |
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I don't want your money right now so nothing to see here :)
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If this is a wordpress blog, there is a plugin called wp-redirect.php which redirects all your www traffic to the non-www URL, or otherwise. Or you can put a 301 redirect command in your htaccess but you'd have to google for info on that. Gary | |
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Both work well. Choose one and stick with it. Don't build links to one type and suddenly change to the other. It will differentiate.
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| Edmund Lee War Room Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Singapore
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| Exactly. Use Untitled Document and stick to it. |
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| A Student In Every Way War Room Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Seattle, WA
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Interesting that many of you leave out the www
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| PutYourSoulInWhatYouDo War Room Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: In Europe
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My opinion, definitely like this http://www.my_site.com |
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When you click on links in you site which is being used? It really does matter which way you go but you should follow two rules. 1. Do it the same way all the time. Splitting them up will just make you have to work harder. 2. Use whatever format you website is using. If your site is using www. to go from one page to another than that is the one you should be using. If it is just using http:// then that is what you should use. I have some sites that use one format and some that use the other and I have not seen any advantage to either format as long as I follow the above two rules. Richard |
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What about having the end slash (like on http://www.my_site.com/) when promoting your home page?
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one way or another, you are getting backlinks which will be indexed by SE. I personally always use second option, but there is no mistake with the first one.
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1. Always use HTTP:// 2. Don't use WWW 3. Doesn't matter if you use the "/" or not but whatever you choose, stick to that format. Don't make one link "/" and the other no"/", just be consistent. Just my humble opinion |
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Problem is its always so google centric. I personally use www mysite for backlinks. Who knows how the other SE will treat links and domain names. And Mohammad is actually correct. Google treats links to mysite and www mysite differently. Try the canonical link tag. |
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| A Student In Every Way War Room Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Seattle, WA
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When I GO to my website, the address DOES have the www, so I'm guessing I probably SHOULD use it?
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Check to see if your site is indexed. If it is, then use the structure that Google uses. Zaheer |
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