
International SEO
Selling into more than one country turns one site into several, each with its own competitors, search behaviour and expectations. Most international sites fail on structure rather than translation: the wrong market ranks in the wrong place, or the same page competes with itself in three languages. The work plans and implements the structure that stops that happening.
What international SEO involves
Deciding the structure first
Subdirectories, subdomains or country domains each have real consequences for authority, cost and how easily you can add a market later. The recommendation depends on how many markets you are serious about, not on what is quickest to set up this quarter.
Getting hreflang right
Language and region targeting is the part almost everyone implements incorrectly. Hreflang, canonicals and sitemaps are set up so each market shows the right page to the right person, then verified afterwards rather than assumed.
Research in the market, not in translation
People in different countries search for the same product in genuinely different words, and a translated keyword list misses most of them. Each market is researched natively and the content adapted to it, which usually means rewriting rather than translating.
Common questions
Do we need a separate site for each country?
Usually not. Separate country domains split your authority and multiply the maintenance. For most businesses subdirectories on one strong domain are the better trade.
Is translated content enough?
Rarely. Translation carries the meaning but not the search demand, and it misses local terms entirely. Expect to adapt the copy rather than convert it.
What is hreflang and do we need it?
It tells search engines which version of a page suits which language and region. If you publish similar pages for more than one market, yes, and it needs to be correct in both directions.
Can you work with our translators?
Yes. Keyword research and a brief are supplied so their work targets what people actually search for, and the result is checked before it goes live.
Related to international SEO

Technical SEO
Crawling, indexing, site structure, speed and structured data fixed, so search engines can find, understand and trust every important page on your site.

SEO strategy
A clear SEO plan showing which searches you can realistically win, which to leave, and the order to tackle the work for the best return on effort.

Website SEO audits
A complete crawl of your website checked against how search engines work, returned as a ranked action list rather than a long report of warnings.

SEO copywriting
Website pages written to rank and to persuade: one clear purpose per page, the language your customers search with and a structure that is easy to read.

Link building
Links earned from relevant, reputable sites through content worth citing and genuine outreach, with harmful links cleaned up to protect your rankings.

PPC management
Pay per click accounts managed every week: searches refined, bids adjusted, ads tested and wasted spend cut, with reporting you can check yourself.
Start a conversation
Share which countries matter and what you are already running. You will get a clear answer on whether your current structure can carry it or whether it needs rebuilding first.