Hi!
I'm building a lead generation international site. As the site will be targeting different countries, some with the same language (Spanish) I wonder what's the best way to do it.
As far as I can see, my options are:
1. Use TLDs for each country, and generate different content and forms: I guess this is the less effective way.
2. Use country subdomains (uk.mydomain.com, us.mydomain.com, aus.mydomain.com...) with different content and forms.
3. Use language level subdomains (en.mydomain.com, es.mydomain.com...) with the same content just loading a different form and heading depending on IP location data.
4. Use language level subdomains (en.mydomain.com, es.mydomain.com...) with the same content just loading a different form and heading depending on IP location data and attach a query to teh address (en.mydomain.com/?country=uk, en.mydomain.com/?country=us...)
5. Any other option I haven't thought about.
Any advice on the best way to perform this? I would choose #3 or #4, but I have no idea how Google will play with seeing a different heading text and form depending on the country visit.
Thank you very much for helping!
I'm building a lead generation international site. As the site will be targeting different countries, some with the same language (Spanish) I wonder what's the best way to do it.
As far as I can see, my options are:
1. Use TLDs for each country, and generate different content and forms: I guess this is the less effective way.
2. Use country subdomains (uk.mydomain.com, us.mydomain.com, aus.mydomain.com...) with different content and forms.
3. Use language level subdomains (en.mydomain.com, es.mydomain.com...) with the same content just loading a different form and heading depending on IP location data.
4. Use language level subdomains (en.mydomain.com, es.mydomain.com...) with the same content just loading a different form and heading depending on IP location data and attach a query to teh address (en.mydomain.com/?country=uk, en.mydomain.com/?country=us...)
5. Any other option I haven't thought about.
Any advice on the best way to perform this? I would choose #3 or #4, but I have no idea how Google will play with seeing a different heading text and form depending on the country visit.
Thank you very much for helping!