If your site has pages that adapt to the local (that is, the site returns different content depending on the perceived country or the preferred language of the visitor), Google may not index or rank all of your content for various locals. This is because Googlebot IP addresses, as a rule, seem to be in the USA. In addition, Googlebot sends HTTP checks without indicating Accept-Language in the request header.
Important: We recommend using individual URL configurations for different locals and mark them using attributes Rel = "Alternate" Hreflang.
Googlebot uses IP addresses located not only in the USA, but also outside this country, to go around the pages. This means that Googlebot can process localized content from different regional IP addresses, which is important for the accuracy of local search queries in Google.
As we always recommended when Googlebot appears with a certain geographical binding, it should be treated as any other user from this country. For example, if you block users from the United States, but allow access from Australia, your server must block Googlebot if it appears with IP from the United States and allow access if Googlebot comes from Australia. This allows you to guarantee that localized content will be correctly indexed in Google.
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