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Where did my Website disappear to?

by GoogleWarrior
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I had a website...
If I put in the http://mysite.com in the very top spot - my site will appear.
However, if I put www.mysite.com in the Google, it will not appear.
Where did it go?

And is there anyway for it to reappear?

Thanks.
#disappear #website
  • Profile picture of the author petevamp
    Check to see how you have your domain set up. Is it set up to remove the www. or do you have it set up to show both. Check you htaccess file you may have added something in there wrong so it is not redirecting the www. to the domain. In most cases though it should redirect if you put the www or leave it off. It really depends upon how you have the domain set up though.

    I also want to add that if you are trying to index both your www and none www urls you will be punished for duplicate content. So long as one is showin up in google that is all you need. There is no need to have both the www and the none www indexed. They are the same exact page. By removing the www you can actually take better advantage of keywords in your full url path since you have 4 extra spaces available to yo this way.
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    • Profile picture of the author faysal969
      Originally Posted by petevamp View Post

      Check to see how you have your domain set up. Is it set up to remove the www. or do you have it set up to show both. Check you htaccess file you may have added something in there wrong so it is not redirecting the www. to the domain. In most cases though it should redirect if you put the www or leave it off. It really depends upon how you have the domain set up though.

      I also want to add that if you are trying to index both your www and none www urls you will be punished for duplicate content. So long as one is showin up in google that is all you need. There is no need to have both the www and the none www indexed. They are the same exact page. By removing the www you can actually take better advantage of keywords in your full url path since you have 4 extra spaces available to yo this way.
      Thank you very much for your post.

      I also benefited from this post. It is helping me very much.
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  • Profile picture of the author A P Geofrey
    Yes I guess it must have something to do with your domain settings. Especially if you purchased the domain from another registrar and you are using it with another.

    In any case I guess you just have to take a look at your domain settings and see that all is good.
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