Check that www and non-www versions of your site redirect to one address, so links and rankings are not split.
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Your site should answer on one address only, either with or without www, and redirect the other version to it. If both load separately, search engines may see duplicate content and links get split between them. Enter your domain to see whether the redirect is set up correctly.
Either works for SEO. Pick one, make it your main address in all links and in Search Console, and permanently (301) redirect the other version to it.
A 301 is permanent and tells search engines to move ranking signals to the new address. A 302 is temporary. Use 301 for www and HTTPS redirects.
Free tool by Blue Mint · Updated November 2026
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