iBCScorp implements WordPress and WordPress-mu sites for some of its clients.  We have an ongoing need for developers who are familiar with WordPress and can write and customize PHP plugins.

Applicants should be familiar with SEO practices, and have experience with WordPress site implementation and management issues.

Please forward your resume and list your accomplishments using wordpress, php or other technologies including your skills in:

• Creating WordPress Templates
• modifying or creating WordPress plug ins
• Doing SEO work on WordPress Sites
• Building WordPress Communities
• Solving WordPress related problems
• Developing WordPress Themes
• WordPress integrated e-commerce sites.
• etc..

This person would work in our Battaramulla, Sri Lanka or Utah, US offices

Ok. This is what you have to do

1) Login to WordPress Mu admin
2) On left side menu “Site Admin” -> “Blogs” and click on your blog
3) Change site url from http://yourblog.com to http://www.yourblog.com
4) Scroll down and press “Update options”

Now all non-www requests will be redirect to www version.

(The procedure is similar in regular WordPress where you need to change the “Blog Address URL” in admin -> Settings -> General)

Of course to work this you need to have apache mod_rewrite installed and activated on your server.

Keeping only one url version is search engine friendly. Say you allow your site to be accessed by all these urls. www.yourblog.com, yourblog.com and yourblog.com/index.php. All these point to a same page. This can be lead to pagerank splits, Backlinks split and lastly you’re risking getting filtered for duplicate content by the new filters at Google.

For these reasons it is better you keep either www or non-www version activated but not both.