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Basically our website is listed in Google but the URL only has “ourdomain.com” whereas we’d like it to properly have “www.ourdomain.com”.
Is there a way to inform the Google spiders of this? A meta tag? A setting in our httpd? Or is it a DNS host setting we’ll need to contact our hosting provider about?
This can actually be controlled from Google’s webmaster tools. You’ll have to go through the site verification process first, but once it’s set up, you can apply your preference for how the domain displays in search result listings.