3 Tips for International Websites



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Want to expand your website’s reach to a global audience? Should your website be multilingual for SEO purposes? Join Martin Splitt from the Google Search team as he explores three essential aspects of creating and managing websites for diverse language and regional audiences.

Chapters:
0:00 – Preview
0:27 – Intro
0:38 – Tip #1
1:04 – Tip #2
1:51 – Tip #3
2:40 – Learn more

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Speaker: Martin Splitt
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16 thoughts on “3 Tips for International Websites”

  1. For Hreflang, since my website is targeting chinese market, but Chinese we have "Traditional Chinese" & "Simple Chinese" . Is it possible to put one hreflang is "zh-hant-hk" ,another one is "zh-hans" which without mention the location?

  2. I don't think (or maybe do not understand?) that not redirecting visitors to the correct localized version is a good approach. In eCommerce this means that the user wanders around on your website looking at products, shipping conditions and prices which might not even be available to them. Wouldn't it be better to have the user right from the start in the local version which applies to them?

  3. Sometimes "a good reason for internationalization" can also be for legal purposes! If you have different disclaimers, need different images, or serve localized pricing, your legal and compliance team's advice should be taken into account as well. 🙂

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