Thanks for the tips man!
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RE: Canonical Question: Root Domain Geo Redirects to SubFolder.posted in Intermediate & Advanced SEO
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RE: Canonical Question: Root Domain Geo Redirects to SubFolder.posted in Intermediate & Advanced SEO
My only concern is domain.com/us/ showing up on google instead of domain.com
Is there anything I can do too keep it the SERP juice going to domain.com instead of the subfolder?
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RE: Canonical Question: Root Domain Geo Redirects to SubFolder.posted in Intermediate & Advanced SEO
Dirk,
Great thoughts! We're currently talk through out long term international strategy right now. We're running about 20 local sites times 3 brands. Some are on subfolders, some on subdomains, and some on ccTLDs... so this is pretty tough right now.
We luckily caught an issue with Googlebot not being able to access internationally and corrected it. So I think we're safe on that front.
Most of the regions are cross accessible (Europe/APAC/North America) but you can't get from Asia to Europe if you need to from the site. So that's on our radar!
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RE: Canonical Question: Root Domain Geo Redirects to SubFolder.posted in Intermediate & Advanced SEO
So in this case we don't need point a canonical from the subfolder to the root. But I need something like...
So then... will domain.com/us/ start ranking for google.com or will domain.com rank for google.com?
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Canonical Question: Root Domain Geo Redirects to SubFolder.posted in Intermediate & Advanced SEO
Howdy,
Working on a larger eComm site that 302s you based on your location. With that in mind should I canonicalize the final page.
domain.com => 302 => domain.com/us/, domain.com/fr/, etc... (Should these all have a canonical pointing to the root domain.com?