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Ok, so you think I should not do subdomains and just keep going like I am? Is there any tips or tricks you recommend other than getting links from that specific country?

Hey Moz Friends,

I need help making a tuff decision. I just finished watching Rands Video here: http://moz.com/blog/international-seo-where-to-host-and-how-to-target-whiteboard-friday

My website is www.pti-world.com , I'm trying to rank for the term "walk through metal detectors" for other countries. I am currently on the 2nd page in many countries. So here is the big question:

Lets say I work hard and get 20 links from U.K. Should I point them to my page that is currently on page 2 in the u.k. ? OR... will I see better rankings if I start a "new" website under a subdirectory and point those 20 links to that new page? We don't have a large budget for this.

The companies that are currently ranking in the top positions are "NOT" geotargeting there website from what I can tell (they are using .com domains).

What route would you recommend I take??

Um Thanks.... I'm a little confused though. Are you saying Garrett can't be beaten?

please see image now.

Hey Friends,

I have been doing some analyzing in opensiteexplorer and attached below is an image showing my url (5th position) and my competitors (1st position). Any ideas as to WHY they are still beating me in rankings? I'm sure there could be a number of reasons but the numbers are staggering.

Thanks

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Howdy Moz friends,

In opensiteexplorer It shows my linking root domains as 45. I have been adding several new links over the past few months from various websites but my linking root domain still remains the same. In the "just discovered" tool it has been showing my links but not in the linking root domain section.

Can anyone tell me what I'm missing?

Thanks