Hi Digitalkiddie,

Whilst we all know that NAP (Name, Address and Phone Number) should be consistent in citation, if your business offers its services locally and internationally, I would include both local and international phone number on your website, then use relevant phone number from local/international citation.

I dont see this being a problem and have used this successfully in the past.

If you are worried, the alternative is to use local number consistently, and for international citations simply prefix number with [UK].

Hope this helps

Woody

Hey Jean,

http://www.furnacefilterscanada.com/blog/ is not a sub-domain, its simply a subdirectory(folder) on the root domain. Therefore WordPress would need to be installed on current ecommerce host server.

if that's not possible your only option is to setup a sub-directory sub-domain (thanks for spotting typo Paul T) like http://blog.furnacefilterscanada.com/ then it's totally separate site which can be installed on a different server.

hope that helps,

woody

Hey there, Lowercase is fine.

Not sure why you would have /nl-nl/ and /nl-en/ though, it's either English or Dutch, right?

I've set this up many times before and it works just fine, although it's sometimes a little overkill unless you have the English version of a page ranking higher than the Dutch version in Google.nl for example.

I usually find adding these as separate websites in WMT's and setting the target country correctly for each site you shouldn't have any problems.

So add http://www.domain.com/nl/ as its own site in WMT and set target country to Netherlands, then add http://www.domain.com/en/ as another site and set its target country to UK.

Hope this helps,

Goodluck,

Woody