Why am i ranking better in canada?
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hi,
some of my keywords with high volume are ranking on first page in canada, but in the states i am on 3rd pages first result. what factors are contributing this disparity. what can be done here in this case.
is it because of my links and tld distribution or some server location thing.
what should i do to rank better in the US?
i have shared hosting server in singapore.
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Rangers Protective Services is an Alberta owned Security Provider. Procuring success in mitigating criminal activity for its clients by providing On-Site Security Guards, Security Mobile Patrols, and State-Of-The-Art Camera Surveillance Systems. Rangers Protective Services retains operations across the province, being easily accessible to both major cities and rural areas.
https://www.rangersprotect.com/
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Rangers Protective Services is an Alberta owned Security Provider. Procuring success in mitigating criminal activity for its clients by providing On-Site Security Guards, Security Mobile Patrols, and State-Of-The-Art Camera Surveillance Systems. Rangers Protective Services retains operations across the province, being easily accessible to both major cities and rural areas.
https://www.rangersprotect.com/
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Can you provide more information? What is the site? What is the TLD? What is the target country in GSC? Where are most of the links from? Do you have Href Lang tags? Etc...
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