that’s how I would do it, actually not the same URL because you get ‚us‘ in it.
The same is only the domain, there has to be a difference in the link behind the domain name.
I would not try to create different content under the really same full URL, like
…mstaggered.com/best-man showing diffent stuff depending in where the visitor comes from.
As long the sitemap reflects the changes it’s good, one link with different content is not to see in a sitemap.
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GeoIP solutions
12. Jul. 2010 (von: drwhom)
Hi Joern, just a quickie. We're in the process of launching a US version of Staggered (www.iamstaggered.com) and the way we'd like to do it is to keep a single URL. What I'd like to happen is that when people…
Re: GeoIP solutions :: Reply by Joern
12. Jul. 2010 (von: Joern)
I did never think about this..The first thing coming to my mind is: what will the search engines see? How do you want to get different versions indexed?sure you could redirect the access for certain IPs, - I would not…
Re: GeoIP solutions :: Reply by drwhom
12. Jul. 2010 (von: drwhom)
I think that once the plugin (GEOIP?) had re-directed users they would jump to a country-specific version of the site e.g.www.iamstaggered.com/uswww.iamstaggered.com/uketc. I'm pretty sure that using a sitemap you can split it up so that google knows i... Weiterlesen →
Re: GeoIP solutions :: Reply by drwhom
12. Jul. 2010 (von: drwhom)
Right, I think that's how I saw it. That staggered.com/us would have an entirely different site structure. I just need to work out how to do that re-direct now based on IP - I think stuff like this would do…