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Thanks Mark, but to find out what is that title and common to how many pages, i mean as in Google webmaster tools i can see duplicate title or description or content report like:

<title>Duplicate Title 1</title>

URL1

URL2

URL3

<title>Duplicate Title 2</title>

URL1

URL2

URL3

this way i can see what is the actual title and which URL needs to be worked on. same way i can t seperate out the duplicate content report, e.g as i can see in summary that these 4 pages having duplicate content like in groups.

Thanks again,

Punam

I am trying to seperate the duplicate title and description URLs, by looking at the report i am not getting how to find all urls which contain same title and description. Is there any video link on the site which walk me through each part of the report.

Thanks,

Punam

It depends a bit on the client. While it's true that a new .ca domain will do better in Canada than a new .com domain, a brand new .ca may not do as well as your established .com which already has some authority. What we've often done was to setup a structure of www.clientsite.com/ca for the regional site. You can register www.clientsite.ca and 301 redirect it to to the subfolder.

If you do that, you can handle it in WT by creating multiple entries for the site, not declaring a region for the main domain but creating separate regions for each subfolder.

I've seen abnormally high bounce rates coming from a non 301 redirected domain before. Did you change the direction of any of your domains?