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Hi Don

Thanks for your quick reply.

Unfortunately we are not able to set-up parameters like you describe. We are using a SaaS platform and this functionality is not included.

Furthermore, we'd like to localize in terms of shipping, payment and marketing. Therefore we need to create 3 different shops. Setting this up is not a problem and this can be done very fast, however we need to know how to set-up the URL structure of the 3 shops.

Please find below the URL structure of Topshop as an example:

US: us.topshop.com (currency USD)
UK: www.topshop.com (currency GBP)
NL: eu.topshop.com (currency EUR)

Most of our traffic is coming from the U.S. What should we take into account to avoid duplicate content, since all product and category pages have the same content?

Thanks in advance, Jerome

Hi There

We're currently running a successful international online store on a .com domain. We are located in Europe but most of our visitors are coming from the U.S. We display all the prices of our products in USD to all our customers.

We are considering to set up multiple stores for different regions, so we can display different currencies per region, shipping methods, banners etc.

We were thinking about the following set-up:

• eu.domainname.com (for EU excl. UK, currency €)
• uk.domainname.com (for UK, currency GBP)
• www.domainname.com (For rest of the world, currency $)

All shops are in English. Would this be a good set-up? What should we take into account to avoid duplicate content?

Kind regards

Jerome