Very confused on this one?
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I have a product that is available for Canadians only but not for Americans. I was just wondering how I can allow Google to find the Canadian page but not the American Page. I want to optimize this product to show in Google CAN results but not in the results for USA. Is this even possible?
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hi
I don't know is is possible this, but you can use the geolocation.
So if the visitor arrive from Canada you allow the visit the pages, if arrive from United States you can redirect the visitor to another page where you can explains the reason for the redirection
Ciao
Maurizio
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