Confuse search engine result
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When We check few keywords in Google.com from India, we can see these keywords perfectly listed in the first google search result pages.
But when I checked these keywords in USA chorme, Mozilla, internet explorer Brower using one of our USA client pc using remote desktop, we really shocked that these keywords not listed in the USA country.
Which means I am an Indian, if I check these keywords from India using google.com, I can see but if I check these keywords in USA country PC browser, I do not see. Please help us
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Another thing that can burn you is if you're using a country code suffix. Some of them such as Tokalau allow still the registrar owner to specify a location, but that's an exceptional circumstance due to the fact that country gives those leases out in an effort to stimulate e-commerce growth.
However if you put the wrong country code on a suffix, you may as well just toss the domain, I've done it before, sux.
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mmm
We are targeting USA
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Hi,
Which country you are targeting USA or INDIA or you are targeting multiple countries? Did you specify that country in Google search console?
It is important to make sure that you earn links for your specific country sites from other sites in the same country. For example, a www.example.com/ru site should have quality links from sites in Russian with a .ru domain.
Thanks
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