Why are ads showing up on the [nourl]http://mysite.com[/nourl] but they are showing PSA's on the [nourl]http://www.mysite.com[/nourl] Anyone seen this before? Is there a reason for it?
Remember, [nourl]http://www.mysite.com[/nourl] is actually a subdomain of [nourl]http://mysite.com[/nourl]. This means that the AS spider will view the 2 names as unique. You can try to get the AS spider's attention by submitting the URL to G's free submit page. Also, try to visit the [nourl]http://www.mysite.com[/nourl] URL at least a few times a day. AmCy
If links on the net are pointing to example.com then this is the page that will get ads and high ranking. If the links on the net are pointing to www.example.com then this the page that would get high ranking and relevant ads. I believe it's better to make it www.example.com as the standard address for your site and stick to it. Let all links be to www.example.com not to example.com
There are no links currently pointing at the site. There won't be for a little while. Just trying to figure out why it working out that way...
NewComputer, isn't it fairly standard to do a 301 redirect from mysite dot com to www mysite dot com? Do you have one in place? I would think with one you might be seeing same thing on each URL.
Thanks Smyrl, I am on a new host and haven't had a chance to play around. I have now redirected. 301 is permanent, correct?
Is this the proper code for the .htaccess redirect: RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^domain\.com$ [NC] RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.domain.com/$1 [R=301,L] or would this work better: RedirectMatch permanent ^http://domain.ca$ http://www.domain.ca PS: I could not get the top one to work, but the second one does...