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Situation 1
Client has two different domains for two different aspects of their business (house reblocking and underpinning). Currently I have both domains pointing to the same site. I was thinking about building separate doorway pages but I read that google does not like this. I was also planning to submit both domains to SE’s. It might be better to just put them on two seperate sites with the same front end but point to each other for content as required?
Situation 2
Client has a business with established country specific domain (PR4). A couple of months ago I added a top-level version of the same domain name (still not ranked). I had expected google to see them as being the same. How does google view such multiple domains pointing to the same site?
Thanks
Matrix
IMHO there should be one domain for a site. There are sometimes good reasons to have another, like to cover mis-spellings or avoid losing type-in traffic, but the only way I know to safely do that is with a permanent redirect to the primary domain name. That avoids duplicate content showing up and avoids confusion.
Thanks. I found this searching this site.
<?
if( strtolower($HTTP_HOST)!="www.mydomain.net" ¦¦
strtolower($HTTP_HOST)!="mydomain.net" ){
header("Location: [mydomain.net");...]
exit;
}
?>
I am not a programmer I am web designer. Will this code Work for me? my site is hosted on php support server. Or should I contact my hosting providers to help me out(if they can do this redirect for me). Even I dont mind sacrificing the other domain name which is just keyword based.
Thanks
Punniya