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They both are different in work. HTTP is used for transferring the data and WWW is to identify the website.

Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) is an application protocol established to allow communication over the Internet. The World Wide Web (WWW or W3) is a system of linked hypertext documents that can be accessed via the Internet.

Ask Yoast: Www or no www?

http is the best redirection for SEO. This works better for me in my point of view.

They both are different from each other. They have their unique specification.

(11-18-2017 01:31 PM)verminator Wrote: [ -> ]D***H*** answer above to the original post. It's a genuine question.

The true answer is pick one and stick with it.

Back in the olden days of the internet everyone typed out http://www.domain.com . Nowadays most people except for some older people don't bother. If you type www or non-www you will be re-directed to the correct place regardless of what was picked as the chosen format.

The search engines see them the same way, pick one and always use that (although if link building you can switch back and forth for link diversity reasons). I haven't used www in many, many years, if that's worth anything. Most modern sites don't bother, it is completely unnecessary nowadays but it's up to you.

Yes! It is completely unnecessary nowadays. Great answer. Thank you.

These small things will make a huge difference in the result of the website.

I thought that there would have been some discussion on http vs https as well. Many browsers, especially Chrome, gives an alert when you go to a non-https (secured site). This will certainly hurt your site's SEO, as well as discourage the more savvy online users from visiting.

Just my 5 cents worth.

http://www is the best for promotion in google.But Now a days google focus on htps secure server.

(07-07-2018 09:12 PM)bargainbed Wrote: [ -> ]1. HTTP is the protocol used to transfer data to and from the website.
2. WWW is the identifier that indicates that it is a web site and it uses the HTTP protocol.
3. HTTP://anything.com, WWW://anything.com, HTTP://WWW.anything.com leads to the same site.
4. Any prefix that is not reserved to a protocol can be used as a sub domain.

Hmm - I always think it's better to say nothing if you don't know what you're talking about - don't you agree?