Comments on: UK and US English Dialect Considerations for Site Internationalization http://antezeta.com/news/search-engines-site-localization-duplicate-content Reflections on search engine optimization, web analytics and web marketing Fri, 11 May 2012 17:49:31 +0000 hourly 1 By: Koh Tao Resorthttp://antezeta.com/news/search-engines-site-localization-duplicate-content#comment-5762 Koh Tao Resort Sun, 12 Dec 2010 07:37:47 +0000 http://antezeta.com/news/?p=99#comment-5762 I'm English but always use US English spellings on websites. US English is international English, UK nationals are well aware that they're in the minority and I believe often adopt US English when searching. I’m English but always use US English spellings on websites. US English is international English, UK nationals are well aware that they’re in the minority and I believe often adopt US English when searching.

]]> By: SEO Chiangmaihttp://antezeta.com/news/search-engines-site-localization-duplicate-content#comment-2350 SEO Chiangmai Thu, 10 Sep 2009 06:42:49 +0000 http://antezeta.com/news/?p=99#comment-2350 This is an old post but there does not seem to be much in terms of relevant, updated posts using the Google. I have several clients who target both US and UK markets and they are not sure what approach to take with spelling, especially targeting keywords and both markets simultaneously.I suspect that a single site could use Google Website Optimizer with geographical tracking to allow for single site indexing and adaptive responsiveness. This is an old post but there does not seem to be much in terms of relevant, updated posts using the Google. I have several clients who target both US and UK markets and they are not sure what approach to take with spelling, especially targeting keywords and both markets simultaneously.

I suspect that a single site could use Google Website Optimizer with geographical tracking to allow for single site indexing and adaptive responsiveness.

]]>