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Privacy Policy SMX Advanced: International SEO Part – Ian McAnerin SMX Advanced: International SEO Part – Ian McAnerin June 4, 2008by Andrew ShotlandInternational SEONo Comment Ian McAnerin: When we talk about geolocation we are talking about a page, not a site How bots identify a webpage as belonging to a particular country First the bot checks the CCLD (.ca, .cn,.uk) If no CCLD (e.g. .com) then the bot will look at IP Address If

they still can’t tell they rely on link analysis CCTLD Location: spider craw Asia Mobile Number List
ain.ca and figures the domain is Canadian Geolocation of Website Based on Hosting Location if your site is hosted in another country, you’ll want to make sure you can get displayed in your country’s search engine. If you have multiple urls Google will likely display whichever one has more links to it.  “Park” your domain.com as the home page – return a 200



response code Link in your sitemap to pages with .ca ccld Get inbound links to your .com home page. Google will determine that you are a .ca site and you can appear in the .ca search engine but it will display the .com domain in the results. How to Translate “Expression Equivalency” 1. Write your marketing text in English 2. Strip the doc of its soul 3. Get a translator doc 4. Get a pro writer in the new language to rewrite. Asian sites have too many links Use Nofollow, strategic internal links and other bot-herding techniques If you are using language switching send the user to the same page with the different language.