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Brainlane

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Targeting both Dutch countries .NL & .BE --> 2 ccTLD's using rel-alternate or just one TLD?

We want to target both Dutch countries .NL & .BE (Belgium & Netherlands).
Should we go for the 2 ccTLD's using rel-alternate, or go for one TLD, .EU or similar?

We currently have an SEO project going on where DNS.be & DNS.nl are equally important. Currently we are using the rel-alternate meta data. The .be website is doing fantastic, the .nl one seems stagnant and not really getting to target.

For a similar project, we are now wondering whether we should go for the same approach, or just pick one TLD (.EU or similar).

Note: we cannot create content that is regionally specific, since the content is just what it is and cannot be altered.

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Brainlane

Brainlane is a Belgian based web developer speclialised in webdesign, webdevelopment, search engine optimisation, custom web solutions, e-business and e-commerce solutions, mobile webdesign, social media integration...