www URLs randomly crawled when site set to non www
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Hey community,
My website has always used non www format for its URLs, however, a recent SEMrush site audit has ran and detected that 18 (interestingly not all) URLs www format have been crawled.
I optimised the features within free Yoast SEO last week, and also migrated my site hosting from Greengeeks to Hostinger – so I’m not sure if either of these variables are the cause of this.
For example: https://novellusproperties.co.uk has always been crawled/indexed, but https://www.novellusproperties.co.uk has also just been crawled according to SEMrush (though not indexed, and to note the crawl doesn’t show in Google Search Console yet either).
Is this anything to worry about in terms of search engines thinking it’s duplicate content (that’s what SEMrush suggests), and do I need to do anything?
I found this Yoast article https://yoast.com/how-to-remove-www-from-your-url/, however when I made the change to my htaccess file it broke the site as said there were too many redirects, so undid the changes.
Thanks,
Daniel Mullane
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