I have a website set up at www.example.com, and I have example.com set to redirect to www.example.com.The problem is that it's set to redirect directly to the homepage. For example, example.com/page/123 takes you to www.example.com instead of www.example.com/page/123. The reason I'm doing this is because I don't have access to the .htaccess file, and the only solution I can use is setting up a 301 redirect.My question is if this will negatively impact my SEO rating at all.I never link to the non-www version of the site. It's mainly a convenient way to get to the homepage of the site, which is hosted at the www. version. I doubt anyone will take a www. link to a page, strip the www. and link to that version instead (which won't work). Thus, I don't think there are any cases of anyone using the naked domain to get to anything but the homepage of the site. Am I overlooking anything?
Are there any significant disadvantages of forwarding a naked domain to the www. homepage always?
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