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Why do some websites have a PR for http: //www.websitename. com and a PR for http: //websitename. com but, some have a PR for http: //www.websitename. com but NO PR for http: //websitename. com ?
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It all depends on what links they put out on the web. For example, I may submit my site to directories, etc with www. to increase my www.mydomain .com PR. On another day I may do it without the www. Depending on how many links for each is why you will see different PR results.
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Thanks jdk.
That makes sense.
That makes sense.
Also, for your own domains, you should use a .htaccess file to automatically redirect all non-www to www or vise versa depending on your preference.
That way no one accidently links to name.com instead of www.name.com and wasting the PR transfer for that link.
That way no one accidently links to name.com instead of www.name.com and wasting the PR transfer for that link.
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