My new site has been built to target multiple English speaking search engines. Accordingly, the pages have URLS such as mysite.com/en-us/page, mysite.com/en-gb/page and mysite.com/en-in/page. En-us is the default so that mysite.com/page forwards to mysite.com/en-us/page. The question is, which is the better link structure for US SEO, mysite.com/page or mysite.com/en-us/page? Or are both equally effective? Any insight on your thinking would be appreciated.
I would also use en-us variant, but it could be a little bit hard to achieve it.. It depends on what language you wrote your website (I am talking about programming language!)
Hi kawinaorg, Here are the permalink rules that you must stick if you want to have a good on-page SEO: Use Simple permalink (domain.com/postname) Prefer dashes over underscore (Source) Remove stop words from permalink like (Is, are) Never change Permalink after publishing & if you do, setup a 301 redirection from old to new URL using .htaccess Use your Keyword in Permalink Hope it helps!