Google EE.UU, ¿Some especific documentation?
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¡Hello! I have started a project to be ranked in EE.UU.
I'm following the same steps that for Google Spain, but as far as I know, some Google updates that are implemented in EE.UU are not implemented in Google Spain.
¿Can someone give me some information about the most important thinks to do to get a good ranking in EE.UU?
Thanks!
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Hi,
thanks for your answer. EE.UU is United States. In Spain we use this acronym.
Then, I will follow the same steps that for spanish sites.
¡Thanks for your help!
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Personally I am not sure what you mean by EE.UU. Can you explain ?
Overall - regardless of the "target" most of the updates are pushed on all countries with some exception (china and japan) so I would't count on being able to do things that I am not able to do if I target dot es or dot com or dot de and so on on other "less important" areas.
It's ok to count it like this: Usually Google splits the updates on English Queries and Non-English queries. That means some updates are releases for dot com, UK, NZ, AU and so on and the same update is pushed on non-english queries ( with the exception of Chiana and Japan) on a separate date. No matter what - any update that was pushed on the English queries side it will find its way to the non english side.
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