PBN difference .co.uk and .com

Hi,

Got a question between expired domains with .com and .co.uk, are there any difference in SERP increase using one or another as a T1 when targeting keywords in google.com?

no. domain metrics is what you have to worry about.

Depends upon where you want to rank.

Google.com will work with all tlds.
but google.co.uk gives little more juice to .co.uk (it' not creates a big difference .com will also be good)

if you have strong domain then there is no tld problem at all.
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.co.uk will rank better on google.co.uk...

but if you are going for a PBN just don't worry about the TLD's

buy a good mix with good stats behind them, a good mix will look more natural.

Thanks guys for clearing things up .

no big difference. all about your domain metrics.
but co.uk will give more boost in google uk

I think .co.uk will be good for seo

salman altaf said:

I think .co.uk will be good for seo

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Based on what???????????????????

If you're target US Audience .com related will be good for SERP ranking. Or If you're target UK Audience .co.uk related will be okay.

Google also will be prefer too.

tojamie said:

If you're target US Audience .com related will be good for SERP ranking. Or If you're target UK Audience .co.uk related will be okay.

Google also will be prefer too.

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That's what's bothering me. I found a .co.uk domain and want to increase rankings in google.com. How will this endup?

As far as I know, google always prefer c-o-m based domains

.com is the way to go when ranking in google.com, but you can throw in a couple .co.uk-s too for the sake of diversification.

As far as i concern, I would suggest you to go with .com only, I have suffered many times by using other domains like .ca, .uk etc, they are really hard to rank!​.

Try building backlinks from blogs that are hosted on US IP's..

dikkill said:

That's what's bothering me. I found a .co.uk domain and want to increase rankings in google.com. How will this endup?

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using a expired domain as a T1 is not so good idea i think.

dont worry about extensions, just check their domain authority