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Hi Charles so keep .com and then leverage hreflang and rewrite rules to - /en-gb and /en-us maybe?

Chris

thanks for your input both - so what would be your two cents into how to do this? - we have a .com and want to keep .com as the central point, UK is our prime business so far.

Hi Charles, we want to ideally have one domain - the .com. To simplify My question is about using 301 to pass link juice to both the .co.uk and the .com, with google.co.uk ranking the .co.uk website and google.com ranking the .com website using 301 rewrite rules. I am not too interested in looking at the UX side for now, this is just purely based on search engine urls and how they get structured, and the reason we want to do this, is because I feel the .com is not ranking as well on google.co.uk because google favours .co.uk offer .com.

it will still be ONE website.

hope that is a little clearer.

Howdy all, this has been bugging me for a while and I wanted to know the communities ideas on this.

We have a .com website which has a little domain authority and is growing steadily. We are a UK business (but have a US office which we will be adapting too soon)

We are ranking better within google.com than we do on google.co.uk probably down to our TLD.

Is it a wise idea to 301 our .com to .co.uk for en-gb enquiries only? Is there any evidence that this will help improve our position? will all the link juice passed from 301s go to our .co.uk only if we are still applying the use of .com in the US?

Many thanks and hope this isn't too complicated!

Best wishes,
Chris