Comments on: How to brand your website’s URL, Part 1: to www or not to www? http://creativebriefing.com/how-to-brand-your-websites-url-part-1-to-www-or-not-to-www/ for the marketer, designer, and entrepreneur Thu, 11 Mar 2010 06:50:47 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 By: Maranda Gramolini http://creativebriefing.com/how-to-brand-your-websites-url-part-1-to-www-or-not-to-www/comment-page-1/#comment-5016 Maranda Gramolini Thu, 04 Mar 2010 11:41:42 +0000 http://creativebriefing.com/how-to-brand-your-websites-url-part-1-to-www-or-not-to-www/#comment-5016 Thank you for sharing such an insightful article with all of us. I’ve bookmarked your blog will come back for a re-read again. Keep up the excellent work. We have a Dan Kennedy Copywriting seminar that we offer to our customers you can check it out here <a href="//www.gurucopywriting.com”" rel="nofollow">Copywriting Course Visit This</a> Thank you for sharing such an insightful article with all of us. I’ve bookmarked your blog will come back for a re-read again. Keep up the excellent work. We have a Dan Kennedy Copywriting seminar that we offer to our customers you can check it out here Copywriting Course Visit This

]]> By: Glasgow Marketing http://creativebriefing.com/how-to-brand-your-websites-url-part-1-to-www-or-not-to-www/comment-page-1/#comment-4916 Glasgow Marketing Tue, 09 Feb 2010 06:53:26 +0000 http://creativebriefing.com/how-to-brand-your-websites-url-part-1-to-www-or-not-to-www/#comment-4916 When we design flyers/posters etc for clients, sometimes space or style means that we cut the www off their URL. Alot of times clients (that have had their website built by someone else) will have very long URLs with a .co.uk on the end. This just makes for waaay to many syllables, and saying it doesn't sound right. We would then also recommend that when they talk about their website, or refer it to someone else they drop it, so that it's shorter and easier to remember... Great website by the way. When we design flyers/posters etc for clients, sometimes space or style means that we cut the www off their URL. Alot of times clients (that have had their website built by someone else) will have very long URLs with a .co.uk on the end. This just makes for waaay to many syllables, and saying it doesn’t sound right. We would then also recommend that when they talk about their website, or refer it to someone else they drop it, so that it’s shorter and easier to remember…

Great website by the way.

]]> By: Dora Corban http://creativebriefing.com/how-to-brand-your-websites-url-part-1-to-www-or-not-to-www/comment-page-1/#comment-4859 Dora Corban Thu, 28 Jan 2010 08:25:48 +0000 http://creativebriefing.com/how-to-brand-your-websites-url-part-1-to-www-or-not-to-www/#comment-4859 Very informative post. Thanks! Very informative post. Thanks!

]]> By: pallav bhatt http://creativebriefing.com/how-to-brand-your-websites-url-part-1-to-www-or-not-to-www/comment-page-1/#comment-4653 pallav bhatt Tue, 17 Nov 2009 06:20:03 +0000 http://creativebriefing.com/how-to-brand-your-websites-url-part-1-to-www-or-not-to-www/#comment-4653 Gregg Brown is right, after all visitor not always check "www", but your trick give little impression of web site. Hope second part is more interesting. pallav bhatt Gregg Brown is right, after all visitor not always check “www”, but
your trick give little impression of web site.
Hope second part is more interesting.

pallav bhatt

]]> By: Brand My Url http://creativebriefing.com/how-to-brand-your-websites-url-part-1-to-www-or-not-to-www/comment-page-1/#comment-4241 Brand My Url Sun, 21 Jun 2009 05:45:18 +0000 http://creativebriefing.com/how-to-brand-your-websites-url-part-1-to-www-or-not-to-www/#comment-4241 I have been leaving the www off all my sites, I think it just looks better. In Google web-masters tools, there is a setting that lets Google know if you prefer the www or not. One other reason to leave www off, is that it makes your domain shorter for posting on Twitter. Unless you use a url shortener, but thats not branding your own url. Gregg Brown I have been leaving the www off all my sites, I think it just looks better. In Google web-masters tools, there is a setting that lets Google know if you prefer the www or not. One other reason to leave www off, is that it makes your domain shorter for posting on Twitter. Unless you use a url shortener, but thats not branding your own url.

Gregg Brown

]]> By: Directory http://creativebriefing.com/how-to-brand-your-websites-url-part-1-to-www-or-not-to-www/comment-page-1/#comment-3724 Directory Thu, 05 Feb 2009 16:17:34 +0000 http://creativebriefing.com/how-to-brand-your-websites-url-part-1-to-www-or-not-to-www/#comment-3724 Very informative article, which I found quite useful. Cheers ,Jay Very informative article, which I found quite useful. Cheers ,Jay

]]> By: Lalita Negi http://creativebriefing.com/how-to-brand-your-websites-url-part-1-to-www-or-not-to-www/comment-page-1/#comment-3263 Lalita Negi Wed, 18 Jun 2008 09:20:53 +0000 http://creativebriefing.com/how-to-brand-your-websites-url-part-1-to-www-or-not-to-www/#comment-3263 Nice write up and the very interesting topic. I have never think about this. As per my knowledge website is starting with www but never gone to the deep study of that. It is very intersting post and waiting for the next. Nice write up and the very interesting topic. I have never think about this. As per my knowledge website is starting with www but never gone to the deep study of that. It is very intersting post and waiting for the next.

]]> By: YOGENDRA Sharma http://creativebriefing.com/how-to-brand-your-websites-url-part-1-to-www-or-not-to-www/comment-page-1/#comment-1962 YOGENDRA Sharma Wed, 23 Jan 2008 05:26:04 +0000 http://creativebriefing.com/how-to-brand-your-websites-url-part-1-to-www-or-not-to-www/#comment-1962 This is outstanding... I never gave a thought to it. This is outstanding… I never gave a thought to it.

]]> By: Verne http://creativebriefing.com/how-to-brand-your-websites-url-part-1-to-www-or-not-to-www/comment-page-1/#comment-25 Verne Fri, 13 Jul 2007 19:06:04 +0000 http://creativebriefing.com/how-to-brand-your-websites-url-part-1-to-www-or-not-to-www/#comment-25 Hey Dev - I do typically offer full RSS feeds, but to avoid filling my front page with really long articles, I use the 'read more' function to cut it off. Thanks for the suggestion though, hope to see you around! Hey Dev – I do typically offer full RSS feeds, but to avoid filling my front page with really long articles, I use the ‘read more’ function to cut it off. Thanks for the suggestion though, hope to see you around!

]]> By: Dev http://creativebriefing.com/how-to-brand-your-websites-url-part-1-to-www-or-not-to-www/comment-page-1/#comment-24 Dev Fri, 13 Jul 2007 18:57:40 +0000 http://creativebriefing.com/how-to-brand-your-websites-url-part-1-to-www-or-not-to-www/#comment-24 Hey Verne - Have you considered offering a full feed RSS? If you plan to market this blog to more people than our school crowd you will see a boost in readership Hey Verne – Have you considered offering a full feed RSS? If you plan to market this blog to more people than our school crowd you will see a boost in readership

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