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Make Sure Your Site Appears in Local Search Engines

September 9th, 2009 by Linda Bustos

All the major search engines offer a .com engine and country-targeted or local search engine like Google.ca, Yahoo.de, MSN.fr and so on. Using IP detection to determine a searcher’s geographic location, the search engine often defaults the user to the local engine. Sure, a searcher can force the search engine to show the .com version, but most searchers are not that advanced or prefer the relevance that the local search engine index provides.

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What is Duplicate Content?

January 26th, 2009 by Linda Bustos

If a search engine returned a bunch of results for your search query that were all pretty much the same, you would get a bit irritated, wouldn’t you? Search engines understand this, and have tweaked their algorithms to filter very similar pages so you get a range of results that are relevant, but still different enough. According to Google, duplicate content generally refers to blocks of content on one website or across multiple domains that are either identical or almost identical.

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