Ask Can you redirect a domain from non-www to www in Blogger?

[Brajet]

Blogger provides the necessary DNS settings to ensure that the non-www version of your domain (such as example.com) automatically redirects to the www version (www.example.com). This redirection helps maintain consistency and improves SEO by avoiding duplicate content issues. Although the DNS records themselves are standardized, the interface and exact steps to enter these records can vary depending on your domain registrar. Some registrars offer simplified DNS management tools, while others may require more manual configuration. Despite these interface differences, the overall process remains the same: you need to add the A records and CNAME as specified by Blogger. Once set up correctly, Blogger will handle the redirection, ensuring that visitors are seamlessly directed to the preferred www version of your site.

 

[Anthony Joshua]

Yes, Blogger can handle redirecting a non-www domain to the www version. You basically set it up in your Blogger settings under "Publishing" by enabling the option to redirect example.com to www.example.com. You also need to make sure your domain's DNS records match what Blogger requires, usually adding A records and a CNAME. Once it's configured properly, anyone who types in the non-www version will automatically be sent to the www site, which keeps your traffic consistent and helps with SEO.

 

[Felix😎]

Yes, you can redirect a domain from non-www to www in Blogger. Blogger has a built-in option for this. Go to your Blogger dashboard, then to Settings > Publishing > Custom Domain. After setting up your custom domain, enable the option that says "Redirect example.com to www.example.com". This ensures all traffic from the non-www version redirects to the www version. It's simple and doesn't require extra coding.