Looking for an App that allows me to show different customized homepage based on Geo-locations.

seommedia
New Member
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Hi, 

I am targeting specific products for specific countries. So I would like to use any app that can allow me to maybe use a different copy of my theme or customized home page version that loads based on different geo-locations. 

The reason for this is because on my home page, I would like to change the products and category banners that are shown for specific markets. 

Right now I could hide products using a geo-location app, but this does not resolve my homepage (landing page) issue where I would like to have a completely different set of banners and products showing based on geo-location too. 

A/B testing apps seems to have some limits too when I read up on it. So I do not want to dive into any complicated apps without getting some feedback from others first. 

 

Thanks

 

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MichaelGeo
Pathfinder
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Hi there are two solutions you may consider using IP geolocation tools. One is you could dynamically display content based on your visitors locations use tools like Geo Content. It can help you alter almost any content, like images, banners, texts, products etc. based on your visitors' specific markets. You can set up location-specific content using its built-in HTML and set up rules for individual markets. 

Another solution is to redirect visitors to different URLs. You can duplicate page with location-variant content serving multiple URLs. For example, with Geo Redirect tool, you can set up locations rules and redirecting visitors to correct URLs. The tool detects your visitors locations based on their IPs and auto route your visitors. The redirecting is easy to create, but you need to manage multiple versions of webpages requiring extra efforts. 

Both tools support Shopify platform. However, one more thing to point out, when you target visitors among multiple regional markets, it's important to use Hreflang tag to tell google your multi-regional site structure. Otherwise, it may violate the google penalty of duplicate content as you have multiple versions of webpage with slight variants and impact your SEO. If you are interested about more details, you may read the post: https://geotargetly.com/hreflang-seo-guide-for-multilingual-regional-websites