Aman Pandey
Thu Jun 19 2025
|4 min read
When you visit a website, you might notice it loads with or without a www prefix — for example, www.example.com vs example.com. While they often lead to the same page, they’re technically not the same thing. Let’s break down the difference and why it matters.
In DNS (Domain Name System) terms, these are two separate records. A server must be configured to respond to both.
Search engines treat www and non-www as different domains unless you specify one as canonical.
The difference between www.yourdomain.com and yourdomain.com is small in appearance but significant in technical setup and SEO. Make a clear choice, configure redirects properly, and keep your domain structure consistent for a better user experience and search engine optimization.
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