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Hi. Interesting, I didn't see that article. Well, then, I guess, it's matter of preference. I'd still go with different sitemaps. cause managing them individually allows script and code based automation.

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From my experience of hreflang it seems that Google still doesn't always display the correct URL in SERPs. In addition we still see duplicates flagged up in Webmaster tools even though hreflang is present on these pages. We have only ever used hreflang for different English language versions rather than different languages so I can't call upon any personal experience examples to illustrate when using only language variables. I've found using the SEOMoz SERP Control panel so I can switch between different search engines (e.g Google UK, Google Us, Google Aus) is great for keeping track of how you appear in SERPs in each country you are targetting. .[image: vMGaeKwTYLbkrZFi6lyHAqOxlHcbMdYUAo7IrZFi6lyHAqOxlHcbMdYUAo7IrZFi6lyHAqOxlHcbMdYUAo7IrZFi6lyHAqOxlHcbMdYUAo7IrZFi6lyHAqOxlHcbMdYUAo7IrZFi6lyHAqOxlHcbMdYUAo7IrZFi6lyHAqOxlHcbMdYWAlH4KyNVhls4Q8BYEbB8P8BZzmZ0MAVcIsAmGK2RYupchwKjsZR3GzHWFAKOyK2RYupchwKjsZR3GzHWFAKOyK2RYupchwKjsZR3GzHWFAKOyK2RYupchwKjsZR3GzHWFAKOyK2RYupchwKjsZR3GzHWFAKOyK2RYupchwKjsZR3GzHWFAKOyK2RYupchwKjsZR3GzHWFwP8Drt56sz5Ky80AAAAASUVORK5CYII=]

Thanks Oleg and Irving! There are only very minor differences between the countries that speak the same languages. Sometimes there will be price differences, though not always, and we use callcenters that have different phone numbers for different countries. That's all though, and so that's not much. So, we don't need the country in the URL. We would be able to determine country by using Geo IP and preselect that. I guess the most important question for is, if there's any reason you think we should include the country in the URL anyway?

Using the Screaming Frog SEO Spider (free version to download will crawl 500 URLs, paid version [99 GBP for a yearly license] will crawl as much as you want), you can see all of the inlinks to a particular page. So run a crawl of the site, you should find those pages with Screaming Frog, and then you can view the inlinks to those pages. Visit the inlinks, and check the code for the links to the page you're looking for - this will quickly show you where the links are to the pages you're trying to hide. Also, have you checked the sitemap - the CMS might create links to these pages in the sitemap. good luck and let me know if you need any more help with this. Mark

Indeed John, using men-shirts would certainly be an option as a solution to the double names. If I understand you correctly, this would result in something like this: www.onlinestore.com/men/ www.onlinestore.com/men-shirts/ www.onlinestore.com/men-denim-shirts/ www.onlinestore.com/levis/levis-stone-wash-denim-shirt/ So I wonder if a flat URL structure, supported by proper internal linking of course, could be a viable option, or could perhaps even the prefered option? Michel

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It sees it as a list, its like rich snipits , its a huge amount of your content, and things it is the main content. see these reullts. 40+ is a list i have in my page, it shows a few samples http://www.google.com.au/webhp?hl=en#hl=en&site=webhp&q=perth+seo+company+violations&oq=perth+seo+company+violations&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&gs_sm=e&gs_upl=904l904l0l1303l1l1l0l0l0l0l380l380l3-1l1l0&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.,cf.osb&fp=9a730073ec537500&biw=1229&bih=846