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US or English spellings?
Hello! I was wondering, do the search engines automatically pick up UK and English spellings as being the same word? If not,, which is best to use for best traffic results, does more of the world use US or English? I'm guessing US.Thanks!
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I've seen both spellings, but which is correct, accoustic or acoustic?
I've seen both spellings, but which is correct, accoustic or acoustic?
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Purposefully misspelling to get views--Yay or Nay?
For several articles, many keyword tools offer suggestions of spellings that should be capitalized, but are often searched for lowercase. Thus, it's tempting to include a few spellings of yugioh instead of Yu-Gi-Oh or star wars instead of Star Wars.So far, I've resisted the urge, but if a few minor...
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A case of words, spellings and cultural pride
Writing from Australia we use some different words to England and the US we also have a mixture of spellings from both countries.A classic example, in relation to an article I'm currently writing, is the word for sneakers.In England they use the word trainers, in the US they use sneakers and in...
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US/UK spellings
Greetings All -Does anyone know if UK spellings in hub titles, labels, etc are recognised by search engines? E.g. I was going to add a label 'watercolour' to a hub then decided most folk would expect to see it without the 'u'. Do the search engines use both dictionaries and/or do 'fuzzy search'?
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Should I use US spelling?
I've finally hooked up to Google Analytics. Most of my traffic is from the US via Google. Does that mean I should use US spelling to attract more traffic? Or stick to UK spelling (as we use in New Zealand & Australia). Or does it not really matter?