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International SEO: Top-Five Considerations

By On November 30, 2011

International expansion involves more than just product development. Every strategy a company uses domestically should also be used internationally to ensure success across the globe. International search engine optimization (SEO) is no different. Below are the top-five things to consider when developing an international SEO plan.

  • Goals and Limitations:

    • Establish the parameters for your international SEO strategy. Figure out what resources you have at your disposal and use them to the best of your ability. …

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    Creating a Multilingual SEO Plan

    By On September 12, 2011

    Multilingual SEO Best Practices

    Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is a valuable way to reach your market and increase relevant traffic to your website. Often times, however, companies that localize their site in multiple languages neglect to implement the same strategies they use in their original content SEO. When done effectively, multilingual SEO can be more valuable than traditional advertising methods and can put your company’s content right in front of a potential customer.…

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    Google Webmasters Question – Localized Content

    By On April 1, 2011

    I like to stay up-to-date with what Google Webmasters is doing so I check in every week or so to watch the help videos posted on the GoogleWebmasterHelp YouTube page. I wanted to share a video that has a direct effect on the internationalization and localization community. The question is posed whether it is more effective to have separate domains for each locale (mydomain.fr, mydomain.nl, mydomain.ca, etc.) or to contain all translations within the main …

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