One of the trends these days is to lose the www. from your domain name.
Arguments for are usability (e.g. you don't have as much typing to do - it is easier to not have to say dubyadubyadubya every time you give out your web address).
There are counter arguments of course to do with cookie control and sites that have sub-domains etc.
What is important though is that you choose one and stick to it. In any event you should decide for one and not allow both.
Supporting both will cause duplicate content in Google and you may suffer in SEO terms.
Blue-Bag on the Web
Blue-Bag manages a number of sites. This site is our blog and articles site where we post articles about the technology we are working with. Other sites show case some of our work.
About Us
Over the past ten years at Blue-Bag we have worked on a wide range of projects for a diverse set of clients. A common theme to the solutions we have provided has been data manipulation - working with large databases, data feeds and data driven web sites. Our main area of expertise is architectural solutions for data rich projects with varying degrees of end product published to the Internet. Projects have ranged from data recording systems, metadata systems through to online live price comparison systems. We relish a challenge and work closely with our clients. Although some of our clients have been large and commercial we get a lot of satisfaction from creating web site of any shape and size and specialise in Content Management System based web sites such as Drupal and Wordpress - for which we also offer hosting and consultancy covering SEO, security and performance.
