Two sites, one with a ccTLD domain, the other with TLD domain, same content
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Hi there! I have a site which can be accessed with two different domains:
one ccTLD for Spain: www.piensapiensa.es
one TLD www.piensapiensa.com
Should I take care of something regarding SEO? I have also a redirection from www.piensapiensa.com to piensapiensa.com.
I have set up them in webmasters tools individually, with the same sitemap obviously.
Thanks in advanced.
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ok thanks Andy
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if they are the same content, targetting the same area/country simple 301 one of the domains to the other. don't try to have two sites with the same content in that case.
if they have different content or targets (aka you are tweaking content for other target areas) then seperate is fine, but i suspect its my former suggestion
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