Your o.k then
My I.P is showing as Germany
I inherited the .com's, they have been up and running for ages, but my target market is purely UK based.
Karl
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301 Pages And Other Redirects?
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compar
, Sep 11 2003 02:52 PM
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Posted 14 September 2003 - 01:47 PM
>> I've anyway just realised that the accounting software we provide can be used worldwide - in fact most of the sales have come from the US. So if I want to market in say the US, Canada, the UK etc the .co.uk wont show up in canada listings. So it doesnt solve the problem really.
Your o.k then
My I.P is showing as Germany
I inherited the .com's, they have been up and running for ages, but my target market is purely UK based.
Karl
Your o.k then
My I.P is showing as Germany
I inherited the .com's, they have been up and running for ages, but my target market is purely UK based.
Karl
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Posted 14 September 2003 - 04:32 PM
So the risk here is that in the transition somewhere Google drops you and then never elevates the .co.uk to the same status as you presently enjoy with your .com.
There is no risk.
Unless of course, Google doesn't give as much weight to a .co.uk site as a .com but I don't think this is true. If you want your visitors to come from Google UK more than you want them to come from Google US, then it's the perfect solution and shouldn't be a problem at all.
Jill
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qwerty
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Posted 14 September 2003 - 04:37 PM
I agree. Google.co.uk has those radio buttons to choose between searching "the web" or "pages from the UK". There's nothing analagous to that (pages from the US) at google.com.Unless of course, Google doesn't give as much weight to a .co.uk site as a .com but I don't think this is true.
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