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Obviously. But from my experience there was'nt really an upside to it. Basicly saying i might as well create a website with only H2 instead of the H1 till H6.

Hi Julio, As long as you have a cc-TLD will not be able to change its target for country-specific. Dont worry about that, you are not in any danger or whatsoever. Best luck Gaston

You're viewing this information probably because you doesn't have defined your lang in the html tag. And, also, you can change the lang of the page reading the lang of the client. But this doesn't have any effect on SEO. I think, if you want to be crawled for all the world, you need to get another domain (Neutral one, as .com for example), and redirect all visits who doesn't have user-lang en-uk to these domain. You will mantain your actual score and start to make a new one too. Google normally gives some priority on local market to local domains.

Thanks so much for the feedback.  I have the set language attribute to 'en' rather that 'en-GB'.  In fact this made me check 'competitors' and saw that they mostly have theirs set to 'en'. I know that my TLD is a co.uk, but that is something that in the short term I cannot change.  The .com and .net domains are bought.  I should have purchased them way back when.  And there is the offline issue of printing on business cards, etc.  Kind of a minor rebrand. So I am a bit stuck with making the most of a TLD at the moment.  Still I am going to have to think of other ways of making my .co.uk domain further reach into international search - further reach out into local overseas forums and influencers. My Analytics is showing vistors from my target markets, albeit small numbers to what I would like.  So further work needed. Thanks anyway!!