Hi,
I am the owner of a site which is intended to be found for non Spanish speakers living in other countries (we offer Spanish classes for foreigner people).
I suspect that I should change the hosting location (currently in Colombia) to be more easily found in Europe / US / Australia / Canada. What do you think?
Thank you,
Marina
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Argentinien Site Intended For People From Europe, North American, Aust
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Marina
, Sep 24 2010 08:29 AM
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gagan
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Posted 25 September 2010 - 03:17 AM
Hi Marina, I hope this link will help you in understanding more about Geolocation -
http://www.google.co...s-to-webmasters
I personally don't think that change in hosting location can have any major effect on rankings. If possible, You may want to create separate domains for different countries - .au , .ca
http://www.google.co...s-to-webmasters
I personally don't think that change in hosting location can have any major effect on rankings. If possible, You may want to create separate domains for different countries - .au , .ca
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Posted 25 September 2010 - 10:22 AM
Thank you for your help!
I think that your suggestion is very good. I will create different doamins .co.uk, .us, etc.
Should I create a different content for each site?
I think that it is better not to use the verbum domain, but a domain which contains keywords. What do you think?
Marina
I think that your suggestion is very good. I will create different doamins .co.uk, .us, etc.
Should I create a different content for each site?
I think that it is better not to use the verbum domain, but a domain which contains keywords. What do you think?
Marina
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Posted 25 September 2010 - 11:08 AM
You should use your business name as your domain, not one with keywords, unless your business name happens to have keywords.
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Posted 25 September 2010 - 12:41 PM
Hi Jill,
Can you explain me why should I use the business name? It has not keywords and it is not a well known name such as Coca Cola, for example. Potential clients surely write the keywords in the search engine. Because of that I thought of a domain with keywords.
Sorry for the ignorance!
Marina
Can you explain me why should I use the business name? It has not keywords and it is not a well known name such as Coca Cola, for example. Potential clients surely write the keywords in the search engine. Because of that I thought of a domain with keywords.
Sorry for the ignorance!
Marina
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Posted 25 September 2010 - 04:26 PM
Please see our numerous posts on keyword-rich domains[/hr].
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Posted 25 September 2010 - 06:59 PM
Thank you, Jill. Now I understand what you advised me.
I still have 2 questions:
1. Should I connect in some way mydomain.com website with the new mydomain.de / mydomain.co.uk / etc. or should the domains be independient websites?
2. I assume that I should create an unique content for each one, right?
Thanks in advance,
Marina
I still have 2 questions:
1. Should I connect in some way mydomain.com website with the new mydomain.de / mydomain.co.uk / etc. or should the domains be independient websites?
2. I assume that I should create an unique content for each one, right?
Thanks in advance,
Marina
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