When using more than one domain name, I would recommend that you ensure that the Google indexing engine, or other relevant search index, picks up the content from the correct domain name. These practices have some implications for your search strategy however. This practice is used by EPiServer Everweb, since we know that it is key for our customers to have a website, and applications, available for the visitor. Another common best practice scenario for hosting providers is to use an internal name for monitoring to ensure that the site is available. As an example, we know that many of our Everweb customers have a corporate website which responds to the corporate name, but they also market their individual brands.

For marketing-focused organizations, it is about driving traffic to your site and promoting your brands. In fact, this is a best practice used by great marketing organizations as well as among the leading hosting providers in the market.

Andy has been accredited by the International Association of Facilitators and has a fundamental belief in the power of collective action for mutual benefit and in the ownership of solutions by people directly affected.It is very common today that a website has multiple domain names that it responds to. He continues to improve humanitarian emergency preparedness and response, and to localise ownership and action by facilitating cross sector collaboration. When leading the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs Private Sector Section, he was responsible for the unprecedented involvement of the private sector in the World Humanitarian Summit, its contribution to the Agenda for Humanity, launching the Connecting Business initiative, a global multi stakeholder collaboration to build local resilience and respond to humanitarian crises, and the creation of the first ever Sustainable Impact Hub in Davos to further encourage collaboration between international humanitarian organisations and the private sector. He was also responsible for designing the highest-level multisector meetings in Davos. He brought together and facilitated groups of leaders and experts from the public and private sectors to jointly address risks and other global challenges and sought to include academic experts in cross sector activities and discussions. This was a platform for his involvement with the World Economic Forum as Head of Government and Public Affairs. Here he facilitated groups of stakeholders from different backgrounds to achieve practical impact on issues of mutual interest. He replicated this experience at the World Health Organisation for health-related humanitarian emergencies.ДЄndy then became part of the team that launched what has become the worldвЂ™s leading independent armed conflict mediation organisation, the Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue based in Geneva, where he was Director of Communications for 12 years. He brought this experience to the United Nations where he created new partnerships between UN humanitarian agencies, NGOs, companies and governments to design and launch ReliefWeb, the international humanitarian response systemвЂ™s first ever web-based information management tool. While developing press and publication products he launched the aid & development sectorвЂ™s first internet based collaborative communications platform in 1993.

He began his career in a parliamentary consultancy where he helped company clients work together to develop lobbying strategies to influence UK Government and EU policies before joining ActionAid, one of the UKвЂ™s largest development charities.

Andy Andrea has been working for almost twenty-five years to build collaboration for humanitarian good.

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