Setting Preferred Domain Fails In Google Webmaster Tools
Part of being a webmaster is managing a domain's backend which refers to administrative and marketing tasks mainly. Google Webmaster Tools can aid a webmaster by providing useful information and settings for every domain that gets added to the web service.
One of the options in Google Webmaster Tools is to set a preferred domain. Most domains can be accessed with and without the www subdomain in front of the domain name. This means that you can type in ghacks.net and Ghacks Technology News to reach the same property. This does not have to be the way and one mistake that new webmasters often do is to miss selecting a preferred domain.
Part of being a webmaster is managing a domain's backend which refers to administrative and marketing tasks mainly. Google Webmaster Tools can aid a webmaster by providing useful information and settings for every domain that gets added to the web service.
One of the options in Google Webmaster Tools is to set a preferred domain. Most domains can be accessed with and without the www subdomain in front of the domain name. This means that you can type in ghacks.net and Ghacks Technology News to reach the same property. This does not have to be the way and one mistake that new webmasters often do is to miss selecting a preferred domain.
