PBN in my country

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flashday

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Mar 5, 2013

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• Feb 12, 2016

• #1

Hi.. I live in a non-english country and want to rank a business keyword (use PBN so competitors wouldn't know).

Does the domain have to be my country TLD? Or I can take some random .org, put my own language relevant content into there?

Thanks a lot.

 

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rooneyviet

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Jul 26, 2013

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• Feb 12, 2016

• #2

most of non-english domains use .com .net .org as well

 

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Sristy

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Aug 17, 2010

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• Feb 12, 2016

• #3

If you have country specific tlds in your expired domains list, then use them. However, you can still rank with usual tlds.

 

whiteblackseo

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Apr 11, 2015

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• Feb 13, 2016

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If they contain the country TLD then thats good, but if it doesn't that doesn't make much of a difference either. The TLD diversity is also good for the backlink profile of a page/domain.

 

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djp3k05

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Oct 30, 2010

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• Feb 14, 2016

• #5

TLD's are irrelevant.

 

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TheSEOWizard

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Aug 20, 2011

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• Feb 14, 2016

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If you go for country TLDs or at least same language TLDs (or same language history in case of .com,.net,.org), then it always helps as I can see from my European clients. If not, you can use other TLDs too. No worries. Personally, I like finding same country TLDs for both my European clients as well as other customers and they seem to work better in terms of results from my personal experience.

 

edwinmichal

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Jul 11, 2013

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• Feb 15, 2016

• #7

Your own country TLD helps you in your local search results(within that country).. If you wanna rank world wide you have to use all country domains.

 

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dammo

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Mar 18, 2015

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• Feb 15, 2016

• #8

You can still use it.

 

blackbeans

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Nov 29, 2008

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• Feb 21, 2016

• #9

I would suggest that you use a country-specific TLD for your main website. Your PBN websites can use standard .com or .org or .net domains.

That's fine.

To maximize your non-English language main website's ability to get traffic from Google, I would suggest that you use a country-specific TLD.

The good news is you can use the local word for the actual keyword that you're targeting.

In certain contexts, this actually produces better results.

It doesn't have to be expensive.

Of course, it depends on how competitive your niche is.