Thread: Few tips and tricks I use daily ;)

Originally Posted by elbandelero

Great advice Dusan, I'm in Spain so I get the same problem, I always get google.es, except I have one more problem. When I use google.com I still get Spanish results first, for example I get the Spanish version of wikipedia in my search results instead of the English version so logging out and going to google.com isn't always going to work for everyone.

Another problem is that if I specifically want Mexican or Argentinian results, one of my sites gets a lot of traffic from those countries, then I find that I always get redirected to google.es, but what I really want is the results from google.com.mx or google.com.ar - it is very frustrating and I can't even use a proxy because most of them are in the US

I was able to get to google.com.mx and google.com.ar without any redirects or problems. Strange that someones can but someone else can't.

Originally Posted by elbandelero

Great advice Dusan, I'm in Spain so I get the same problem, I always get google.es, except I have one more problem. When I use google.com I still get Spanish results first, for example I get the Spanish version of wikipedia in my search results instead of the English version so logging out and going to google.com isn't always going to work for everyone.

Another problem is that if I specifically want Mexican or Argentinian results, one of my sites gets a lot of traffic from those countries, then I find that I always get redirected to google.es, but what I really want is the results from google.com.mx or google.com.ar - it is very frustrating and I can't even use a proxy because most of them are in the US

In the search on google.com in english

go to advanced preferences

and check Search for pages written in any language

then uncheck any prefered languages!


After that if you are logged out you will see same results if you are in India or if you are in Spain... May differ little but almost everything will be the same.

Thanks Hellas, I never tried that before, will see how it works.

Originally Posted by Desan

I had never heard of backlinkwatch before this post.
So, Dusan, you definately deserve a written Thanks. Pressing the "thanks" button is not enough.

I checked backlinkwatch today, and I like it. Very usefull website. I don't know why I hadn't heard of it before.
Now it is bookmarked.

Thanks man for introducing it to me.

No problem, there is something new we can learn everday