Thank you for your comment! Actually, the issue of duplicate content amongst the subirectories should be sorted out through implementing the rel="alternate" hreflang.
But of course, the more diverse content the better!
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RE: Sub-domains or sub-directories for country-specific versions of the site?posted in International SEO
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RE: Sub-domains or sub-directories for country-specific versions of the site?posted in International SEO
Thank you for your feedback everyone! ccTLDs aren't an option at the moment, hence why I'm considering either subdirectories or subdomains! It looks as though the geenral opinion is that subdomains are better, thank you very much!
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Sub-domains or sub-directories for country-specific versions of the site?posted in International SEO
What approach do you think would be better from an SEO perspective when creating country-targeted versions for an eCommerce site (all in the same language with slight regional changes) - sub-domains or sub-directories? Is any of the approaches more cost effective, web development-wise?
I know this topic's been under much debate and I would really like to hear your opinion.
Many thanks!
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RE: Ranking in Different Countries - Ecommerce siteposted in International SEO
Great advice, thanks very much for your help!
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Ranking in Different Countries - Ecommerce siteposted in International SEO
My client has a .com ecommere site with UK-based serves and he wants to target two other countries (both English speaking).
By the looks of it, he wouldn't want to create separate local TLDs targeting each country, I therefore wanted to suggest adding subdomains / subfolders geo-targeted to each country that they want to target, however, I'm worried that this will cause duplicate content issues...
What do you think would be the best solution? Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you!