: Is there a significant hit to a non .com TLDs exact match domain (EMD) names after Google's Panda update? Possible Duplicate: Does server location or TLD affects SEO In this article,
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Does server location or TLD affects SEO
In this article, there is a good overview of exact match domain names and how they affect SEO after Google's Panda update.
The last graph shows the Non-com EMD Influence, where it is suggested that a .com tld will perform better than a non-.com one.
However, let's consider local search. In the US, .com's work great. However, let's say you're in Canada, and you have a .ca EMD, all with local, Canadian results. Would the expectation be that the .com equivalent still perform better?
As a user I would expect the .ca results to be more relevant, and I'm wondering if anyone else has experience with this?
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In your case study, I always prefer think with logic unlike SEO.
I think .ca is relevant for business only included Canada but if you decide to extend business to the world, I think .com is better because .com is generic tld (my opinion).
However, difference may be small because SEO depends on many factors. You can get a high SEO level with .com in Canada search results.
Moreover, I like to think non-EMD domain are better than EMD. Indeed, EMD seems to be spammy and non-EMD often refer to a brand.
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