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Difference between “welcome to”, “welcome on” and “welcome at”
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowDifference between 'kindness' and 'politeness'Difference between “extremities” and “extremes”Difference between “novel” and “fiction”What's the difference between “active” and “busy”?Difference between “size” and “dimension”What's the difference between “get it” and “got it”?Difference between Let, Let's and Lets?What's the difference between “general” and “generic”?Difference between tend and tend toWhat's the difference between “tier” and “layer”?
As in the title. What's the main difference between them? What should I use when I'm greeting someone on/at my website?
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"Welcome to ..." is a greeting. For your website, you most likely want to say "Welcome to MyWebsite.com!"
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"Welcome to ..." is a greeting. For your website, you most likely want to say "Welcome to MyWebsite.com!"
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