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Post by kmstfatema on Mar 5, 2024 4:03:26 GMT
Establishing a multilingual and/or multinational web presence to expand a business's reach to a broader international audience requires an in-depth understanding of target markets and international SEO knowledge. This is the only way to correctly reflect the target you want to reach in your site structure, technical setup, content and promotional efforts. The lack of experience regarding the above elements is why it is not so uncommon to see processes involving international SEO with a wide variety of problems , many of which can lead to a less than optimal user experience and the failure of the positioning strategy on multiple markets. That's why having a solid understanding of Germany Telegram Number Data technical SEO is a must when working with international campaigns. Here are some of the most common problems and surefire ways to fail in international SEO (and how to avoid them): 1. Don't use different URLs for each of your international web versions It is essential that each language and country page on your site is displayed through specific and accessible URLs, so that they can be crawled, indexed and ranked by Google. This option is undoubtedly preferable to relying on locale-adaptive scanning, which attempts to identify a visitor's language and/or country and serve that version of content via the same URL. As Google mentions in its official doentation : Google may not crawl, index, or rank all of your content for different locales. This is because the Googlebot crawler's default IP addresses appear to be in the United States. Additionally, the crawler sends HTTP requests without setting Accept-Language in the request header. This is why you should establish an individual web structure for each of your international versions, either using ccTLDs, subdirectories or subdomains if targeting by country, or using subdirectories or subdomains when targeting by language. They all have pros and cons and you need to carefully evaluate each option to select the best international web structure based on your features, goals and restrictions.
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