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search engine listing

by arttse
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Whenever I build a new site, the search engines usually list my sites without the (www) infront of the domain name.

How should I set up my pages so that the search engines can list my site with the (www) infront of the domain name?

Has it got to do with the name server in any way or the hosting company?
#engine #listing #search #search engines
  • Profile picture of the author Alex Williams
    I saw a post on the WF forum a few days ago about that. People were suggesting to add the URL you want your site to be seen, on Google Webmaster Tools. That`s all I remember though but if you do a little search, hopefully you can find it.
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    • Profile picture of the author arttse
      Thanks Alex.

      I made that post you are referring to on the "ask the seo guy anything" thread.

      What im really asking is how to get a www listing without having to go down the google webmaster path.

      Originally Posted by Alex Williams View Post

      I saw a post on the WF forum a few days ago about that. People were suggesting to add the URL you want your site to be seen, on Google Webmaster Tools. That`s all I remember though but if you do a little search, hopefully you can find it.
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