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Viewing Google results in different countries

by Kevin Gibbons on August 29, 2006

A useful tip to check your search results in different countries is to add an extra variable to the URL, e.g. &gl=uk will return UK results. For example a Google.com search in the US returns mainly American football results, while a UK search returns mostly English soccer websites.

This is also very useful for viewing how your AdWords ad’s are displayed in different countries and languages as well as checking your search engine rankings. Here is the full list of country codes. I also find adding &num=100 to the URL very useful as this lists the top 100 results on the same page rather than having to search for your site by checking through 10 pages of results.

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