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Set a Geo Target Zone for a Website
I have a website (.com) and my target audience is primarily at the moment Ireland and UK.
The site is hosted in ireland so placement in Google for country specific is good.
I am planning to set the sub-domain uk.websitename.com to load the same website (just a different alias to the same virtual directory).
Is this okay to do within Google? Any advice / pitfalls before I do so? I don't want to end up penalised by google.
The site is hosted in ireland so placement in Google for country specific is good.
I am planning to set the sub-domain uk.websitename.com to load the same website (just a different alias to the same virtual directory).
Is this okay to do within Google? Any advice / pitfalls before I do so? I don't want to end up penalised by google.
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You can set the region goolge places your websit in by using Google Webmaster Tools, however you can only target one region.
If you want to target two regions you realy need to create two different websites with different content. A comon rule of thumb is that at least half the textual content of each website needs to be different and unique.