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First make sure all the domains are pointing to the same server. Then set up a Virtual Host for each domain pointing to the same directory on the server, where your site content is located. If all other settings will be the same for all the domains you can define them all as part of the same Virtual Host entry in your web servers configuration.
If you are ...
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What you are trying to do is called Duplicate Content and it's generally bad for SEO, but in some cases this is unavoidable.
To circumvent the duplicate content issue for same language content in different countries, you could set the hreflang with rel="alternate" attributes to tell the search engines which language content belongs where:
Scenario:
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As you already aware of google sitemap guidelines, i won't dig more into it. Based on my experience, i don't think you can keep other domain's sitemap at your main domain.
I am completely agree with your above comment. it is not necessary to have sitemap file for improving search engine rankings. It just help search engine crawlers to find pages on your ...
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Propagation time varies, generally its between 1-48 hours but can take longer depending on the domain type.
The .com and .co.uk domains are very popular and may update these faster than say a .biz.
You can take a look at name servers/dns changes using these various online tools:
What's my DNS
Pingdom DNS Check
DNS Report
MXTool Box
Now 'What's my ...
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When your pages are made of unique content (not sharing the same!) then use unique domains for each of them. This would allow you to optimize them for individual google ranking. Otherwise I would recommend you subdomains - they are technical treated by google as folders but have better readability for human readers.
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If your plan is to 301 all the "other" domains to the "main" domain, you might as well just sell those domains. If the domain's not being indexed by Google, it's virtually worthless to you.
You could use the subdomains for microsites and highly targeted landing pages. But if your just going to be sending everybody to your "main" domain anyway, it'd probably ...
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