No problem happy to help, but do you have Google webmaster tools, check out the GEO targeting on that too. If you use a .br domain it should automatically select it to Brazil.

But yes try and target local content and local links, if you build all your link profile in .co.uk you can run into some problems.

Good luck with the site

A few important things:

1. Make sure you have the TLD for that country.

2. Make sure you have local content in that laungage for the country.

3. Make sure in webmaster tools you target that country.

4. Make you have links from that country, i.e geo specific.

From my experience hosting will not be a huge rank factor for GEO targeting, I have many websites hosting in the US yet they rank well in GEO areas, yet if it is an ecommerce site I would advise for local hosting.

You could implement the canonical tag onto the HTTP version of the website.

Another problem when having a quick look at this website is that all your title tags are the same with the brand term at the front, this is not advisable at all you want to put the brand term at the end of the title and your generic terms first.

I would look at getting an SEO audit done to fix the issues with the website.

Stagger the posts, if you put every thing on at once you are not going to create buzz.

Another thing you can do to get re turn visitors is to have say:

Part 1 of a post to Part 5 then you get re turn visitors and people coming back to your blog for all the parts of the posts.

Block the pages/folders you do not wish to be indexed with robots.txt file:

www.website.com/robots.txt

User-agent: *
Disallow: /folder1/
Disallow: /folder2/

OR you can add canonical tags to the other pages which are creating duplicate content.