: What you are trying to do is called Duplicate Content and it's generally bad for SEO, but in some cases this is unavoidable. To circumvent the duplicate content issue for same language content

@Angela700

What you are trying to do is called Duplicate Content and it's generally bad for SEO, but in some cases this is unavoidable.

To circumvent the duplicate content issue for same language content in different countries, you could set the hreflang with rel="alternate" attributes to tell the search engines which language content belongs where:

Scenario:

Website A offers content for France, incl. French content and English content.
Website B offers content for Swiss, incl. French content and English content.

Now, both websites have the exact same content offered, just for different markets. With the hreflang and rel=alternate you could tell Google that Website A should be offered only in language_Country fr_FR and Website B fr_CH.

More information here and here

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