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Answer to the quick question: The reason of having the same content (e.g. solution/product/reference) page, is that the international content can be used for a local (e.g. /us) page as well. Sometimes, it's really needed to localize the content, sometimes the same content as the international one can be used.

1. Good, that's how it's done now.

2. Yes, very good explanation for this question. Thanks Thomas!

3. True. Perhaps we should not look this from an seo point of view but from a market perspective. I got some ideas, thanks

I'm having an international Drupal website and the hreflang module is in use. However, I'm still not sure how to optimize the pages. Perhaps it's easier to ask with an example

**International: **www.example.com/products/product1
Here we have the master content of the product

**US: **www.example.com/us/products/product1
Here we have exactly the same content as international. Nothing is localized.

**UK: **www.example.com/uk/products/product1
Here we have almost the same content as on International. Here and there some local terms and extra text.

**German: **www.example.com/de/products/product1
Here we have a translated version of the international page.

Questions

1. Do I add hreflang from all to all pages + to itself?
2. Where do I add canonicals?
3. How should I optimize the content on the US and UK pages?

Thanks because I'm not in the US. I thought that the gl=us parameter was to get the SERPs from that location. So what is the gl parameter doing and how does SEOmoz retrieves the SERPs?

I was wondering how SEOmoz the SERPs tracks? e.g. the SERP of keyword in the Google US report, doesn't give me the same result as https://www.google.com/search?pws=0&gl=us&q=keyword

Does SEOmoz check the google.com SERPs from several locations and calculate an average?

In a SEOmoz campaign: "Social" - "Twitter report" - "Interactions"

In the interactions, you can select the "Influential users who have retweeted my tweet" and more or less half of the users is my twitter account. So I'm a bit confused about this...

I was wondering why I see my account in most of the "Influential users who have retweeted my tweet"? As I know, I don't retweet my own tweet