Multiregional Website
Separate versions for individual countries even when they share a language, such as distinct English sites for the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia.
Analogy Mental model
The same shop in London and New York: pounds against dollars, domestic post against international, local sizing on the labels.
In practice What you actually do
This is the necessary model for physical retail across borders, because currency, duty, voltage, plug standards, and delivery thresholds differ. Each version needs its own prices, shipping terms, and spelling conventions rather than a copy of the parent.
Where people get burned Pitfalls
Four English sites with almost identical copy is not duplicate content when the annotations are correct, because the engine understands them as regional variants. What does break it is pointing every canonical at the American site instead of self-referencing.
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