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Linkdex and also authority labs now offer you the opportunity to see different georankings. Said that, none seems having answered about why a site ranks differently in every location. The answer is quite simple: personalization and geotargeting of the users. That means that Google tends to present to the users sites that it considers will be more useful also from a geographical perspective. This is blatantly evident in case of hotel or local businesses, but it is applied also to site which, at first, may seem not having a real dependency over geotargeting. Why? Let's take SEO companies. If you are doing a search for "SEO Services" a neutral search will show you this, but if I do a not neutral search, Google start showing to me, who I live in Spain, SEO sites from the UK, which are maybe more interesting for me as they are closer to me geographically and about in the same timezone.

Hi Matt, Thanks for your support. I checked both of those resources, they make sense. I guess what I'm looking for is really a combination of both - a nice, automated way to migrate wordpress installations whilst maintaining all required 301's.  I imagine by now there's a plugin of some sort! These resources seem to be good: http://yoast.com/move-wordpress-blog-domain-10-steps/ http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/simple-301-redirects/ Let me know if those seem to be on the wrong track... Cheers, A