Targeting Foreign Countries

[bathunter]

Hey guys. This is my first post here. I have been lurking for a while and have made several SEO sites in English(my native language). Right now I am looking at Spanish keywords(my 2nd language) and trying to assess their competition. If any of you can help, I am seeking answers to these questions:

Are the Google Top 10 I see for a Spanish keyword phrase(here in Michigan) the same top 10 someone sees in Mexico?

Are the PageRanks of the top 10 sites(and other SEOQuake data) I see the same PageRanks someone would see in Mexico?

Thanks in advance

[brad.goolia]

No, Google displays different results depending on your location. For example if you want to try search something in Mexico you should use this "https://www.google.com.mx/" since .mx means Mexico. Thanks and hope that helped you out.

[AllenSantiago]

Yes, There are different results in different location. Google has different data centers and they fetch result depends on the location.

[ameliewakelin]

Yes, There are different results in different location. Google have different data centers and they fetch result depends on the location.

I m totally agree with you.

[bathunter]

Ok thanks. That's what I thought. And PageRanks are universal no matter where you're searching from, right?

[bathunter]

Would it be necessary to register my domains with a special Mexican-specific hosting company? What about hosting? I have heard this suggested but am unsure of its effectiveness.

[android45]

Thanks guys for sharing this information. Good topic taken for discussion.