One of the most common SEO questions is whether a domain extension directly impacts your ability to rank in your target ...

Google says it will still provide local search results while redirecting its country-level domains to google.com.

Google will soon stop using country-level domains for its search engine as google.com already provides local results for all ...

For example, those in the UK will no longer see google.co.uk and will instead be redirected to google.com if they try to ...

With search results now displaying localized content, Google will be redirecting all visits through google.com.

Google has announced that it's retiring separate country code top-level domain names for search, like google.co.uk or google.com.br, and unifying them under Google.com. Previously, Google used to ...

Google is combining all of its foreign domain names (such as google.co.jp and google.ru) into one domain, google.com.

Google announced that country-level domain names for its Google search page, such as google.ng or google.com.br, will be phased out.

Users around the world visited country-specific sites like google.co.in (India) or google.co.uk (UK). However, Google says ...

Google previously used country code top-level domains to provide localised search results. However, with improvements in search algorithms, Google no longer requires them.

Google is set to streamline the search experience by redirecting country code top-level domain names to google.com in the ...