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I would say that you want to keep it n the same domain. If you use an m. version of the site, you can keep it on the same sub-domain.

A second option would be to use the same page structure and use 301 redirects so you can move across the link juice from all the back-links.

The obvious first choice is to redesign and slowly integrate however this is not an option here.

Hi Guys,

I am launching a site across the US, UK and UAE. Do I go **test.com/uk   test.com/us   test.com/UAE -- **or do I go us.Test.com UAe.test.com us.test.com? Which is best for SEO?

Damn it, nice answer, you beat me to the punch

Hi,It would be great if a member of the community could help me to resolve this issue.Google is indexing an incorrect spelling on of our key pages and we can't identify the reason why.- The page in question: https://newbridgesilverware.com/jewelleryAs you can see from the attached image, the Meta Title is rendered to contain the keyword "jewelry" (the American spelling.) We want this to read as "jewellery" - the British-English spelling. Yet in the page source the word is given in the meta title as "jewellery". Nowhere in the page source or on the page itself does the American spelling appear - yet Google still renders it in the Meta Title.Can anyone identify why this is happening and offer any possible solutions?Much appreciated