Seo on a dk site
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hi my client has asked if we can seo their dk site , my question is does all link building and article submission have to be in danish
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As far as duplicate content goes, you wuill be fine as long as they have differencet TLDs
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Hi thanks for the respones yes my client is global they have six sites all with the same name but .dk .uk etc, just woundering wether we could use the google translate or other transalation sites for our articles and anchor text but i know the translation is not great.
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They need to be relevant. Each site is different, if you are going for a local market then you would look for local links, but some sites are global.
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The majority of your links need to be .dk specific or Danish. Think about it from the user standpoint. Who would put a link to a danish site on a non-.dk or danish domain.
You could have SOME .com linking domains if they were content/context related to your niche market.
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