Hi Gaston, Yes, it does answer the question. Thanks for your response. I will update here if I have any more questions.
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RE: Hreflang and canonical tag for new country specific website - different base domainposted in Intermediate & Advanced SEO
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Hreflang and canonical tag for new country specific website - different base domainposted in Intermediate & Advanced SEO
I have a little different situation compared to most other questions which asks for hreflang and canonical tags for country specific version of websites.
This is an SEO related question and I was hoping to get some insight on your recommendations.
- We have an existing Australian website - say - ausnight.com.au
- now we want to launch a UK version of this website - the domain is - uknight.co.uk
- please note, we are not only changing from .com.au to .co.uk.... but the base domain name as well changed - from ausnight to uknight
- as you can understand, the audience for both websites is different.
Both websites has most pages same with same contents.... the questions I have is -
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Should we put canonical tag on the new website pages?
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If we don't put canon tag on new website pages, what is the impact on the SEO ranking of current website?
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I believe we need to put hreflang tag on both websites to tell google that we have another language version (en-au vs en-gb) of the same page. Is this correct?