What does FQDN mean, should I use WWW in my domain?

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FQDN stands for Fully Qualified Domain Name.

Refers to a fully qualified domain name consisting of a host and domain name.

The domain name itself is composed of two parts: the second-level domain and the top-level domain.

Thus, in the example of waopress.com, “www” is the host, “waopress” is the second level domain and “.com” is the top level domain. This refers to a complete domain name composed of a host and a domain name.

If you have a very large website or expect your website to grow, you should opt for a www domain. It does not add as much complexity to the name and has some inherent technical advantages.

If you have a small or medium sized website, the use of a www domain is unnecessary. Therefore, it is your personal choice whether you want to opt for a www or non-www domain. Practically, there would be no difference, regardless of which one you choose.

Aunque personalmente nos gustan las webs sin WWW porque sin más limpias, si ya tienes una web con páginas indexadas, no importa si ya tiene o no la WWW, hacer el cambio es más complicado que simplemente quitárselo, deberás hacer redirecciones del tipo 301 para informar a Google y otros buscadores que no es contenido duplicado, si tienes alguna duda contáctanos.

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