
Multilingual SEO
International keyword research: a worked example
How to research keywords for each language and country, with real search volumes for one topic in Germany, Spain, France and the Netherlands.
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Articles about multilingual seo from the LangRelay blog: how it works, what to check and what it costs, each with its sources and the date they were read.

Multilingual SEO
How to research keywords for each language and country, with real search volumes for one topic in Germany, Spain, France and the Netherlands.

Multilingual SEO
SEO localization adapts what search engines read on a translated page: title, meta description, slug, alt text, structured data and social tags, field by field.

Multilingual SEO
Google's policies don't ban machine translation. They target pages made at scale with little value. What that means for your site, and where review fits.

Multilingual SEO
Each language version is its own canonical and lists every alternate. The conflicts that break hreflang, with HTML examples and a check for live pages.

Multilingual SEO
The lang attribute says what language this page is in; hreflang points to the page in other languages. Who reads each, valid values, and both in one head.

Multilingual SEO
Where hreflang comes from on WordPress, what WPML, Polylang, TranslatePress and Weglot print by default, how Yoast SEO and Rank Math fit in, and how to check.

Multilingual SEO
When to put hreflang in a sitemap instead of the page head, one valid multilingual sitemap to copy, Google's size limits and the errors that break the file.

Multilingual SEO
Should a page list itself in its own hreflang set, and where should x-default point? Both answered with markup, Google's rules and five plugins' defaults.

Multilingual SEO
Subdirectory, subdomain or country domain for each language? What Google's documentation says about each, the costs it leaves out, and when each one fits.
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