![]() com webshop that targets both Austria and Germany. We have a chance to start from scratch because we're switching to a new e-commerce platform, and we were looking into using hreflang. I'm trying to wrap my head around various options when it comes to international SEO, specifically how to rank well in countries that share a language, and the risk of duplicate content in these cases. I asked a friend if he could provide some SEO advise and gave suggestions: - In the robots.txt is see "disallow:", is that smart?Ĭanonical on home is set to: "/" but redirect without "/"Īdvise Does anyone see the issue or has an advise for us? Maybe we are missing the clues and is something going wrong on: ".com" meta title is the same as the indexed ".nl" and ".be"Īt some point a saw a redirect from the old website to the new:ģ02 permanent redirect (made me think there was some tweaking going on) Strange that the meta titel is ignored bij Google: I came across this article, and looked at: Mainly the fact that Belgium NL and FR score good, but that could also be because of lower competition. Strange things Still we see strange things happening. A few weeks ago we made some technical changes and now we see drops again. After a while it stabilised but still sometimes the website dropped out of the search results. The website didn't score on the keyword: Shutters, and some times not even on there own brandname. After launching the new website the positions where terrible. In 2016 Q3 a new website was launched provided with there where some issues with redirects but that's mainly fixed now. *All switched where provided with redirects com (Netherlands + Belgium - Dutch language) ![]() com/nl/ (Netherlands + Belgium - Dutch language) In the past, the website was live on domain extensions: Looking at authority it should score in atleast in top 10. I have a question about a website that ranks between SERP 10 - 20 and often drops out of the search results. ![]()
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