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Country Code Top-Level Domain

ccTLD

A two-letter top-level domain assigned to a country, such as .tr, .de or .fr.

In practice

It carries a strong geo-targeting signal by default, which cannot be overridden in Search Console.

Running several means running several sites: separate authority, separate technical work, separate content plans.

Why it matters

In markets where local trust matters — finance, health, public sector — a ccTLD converts better than a generic domain.

The cost is fragmentation, so the decision belongs to the market strategy, not to the SEO plan alone.

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