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We have three different domains for geotargeting  (za,uk and .com). Each site at at the moment has the same content with only country specific details changed like currency etc.

What is the best way to get maximum SEO benefit when posting new content.When we post new content should we repost to all three domains (the same content) or will Google only index the url on the domain which is crawled first.

Thanks in advance

Thanks for this response. Will migrating to a generic site let's say .com :

1. affect the current rank of my current site

2. perhaps turn off users outside the U.S. who might jump to conclusion that it is a U.S. based site

Is it perhaps better to host the blog only on a separate generic .com site and having localised micro sites sans blog in other geographies?

Thanks so much for your response John

I'm also particularly interested if the content produced in our main site www.mysite.co.uk will be effective in our www.mysite.com and www.mysite.com.au sites considering that google prioritises local content. Will it be as if we posted the content directly in these urls?

thanks again in advance

We want to expand to a few new regions internationally. My question is if we register sites in different geographies and upload our exact site to these web addresses (exact duplicates) so our web addresses will then be

www.mysite.co.uk (current site)

www.mysite.com (new intended site)

www.mysite.com.au (new intended site)

and add rel=“canonical” linking elements to prevent duplicate content issues.Will our content production on our current site www.mysite.co.uk retain its value within all the other sites.

Is this the best way to do it? Thanks in advance!