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SEOMeetups

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David has been an active member of the search community since 2008 having run his own agency The Lost Agency for several years before moving inhouse. He loves to travel and you can find him over sharing on social media most of the time. After a few years working with ebay classifieds in Amsterdam, he moved to London where he worked as Global SEO Manager for Schibsted Media Group. But starting in 2019 he relocated back to Amsterdam to join the team at Danone

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RE: Google Webmaster Tools - International SEO Geo-Targeting site with Worldwide rankings

I would set your GEO to USA as international is fairly untargeted and much of the people that typically use Google.com are US users, any of countries would typicallly use the local GEO domains.

You can set url.com and all the subdirectory locations seperately, i would consider setting url.com/US as a GEO of focused directory and then you can leave url.com as untargeted.

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