ryan , u still on orange ? what do you beneath that ? a multicolored one ?
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- Author was Featured
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- Referred between 10 and 49 users
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- Sold between 5 000 and 10 000 dollars
be careful what you say to the man with the power around here, Madness…
he could downgrade you to orange…. hehe
nah … me and him go back in the day … back in Africa , right ryan?
I too would like to know why www was removed, and what benefits Envato receives from this.
Google finds you better?
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I never use www unless a link forces it etc.. never have, just makes less to type and urls look nicer without it 
I too would like to know why www was removed, and what benefits Envato receives from this. Google finds you better?
Google is probably indexing both the www and the non-www pages separately. This prolly divies the total FD hits between the two. And since hits are a major factor in search indexing, by moving to just one, you consolidate the hits to that one, more hits, higher rank.
Am I getting this right ryan?
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- Author was Featured
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Hey guys, that’s right, having www and non-www sometimes dilutes your SEO benefits as some engines look at the two links separately, here’s a good site on www vs non-www
So it was just a matter of choosing one, we generally prefer non-www as it makes the URL shorter. So if you type in an address with www it will just redirect over!
Yeah, it’s just for the search engines. Why did you do this so late? I mean it’s first things to choose when launching a new site. To use www or non-www. Well maybe it’s just something you forgot 
Cool cool.
How does that whole www thing work? How does it disrupt or ‘pollute’ search engine results? Someone please explain, I never understood this concept 
