Specialized International SEO Agency

It depends on your goals, technical resources, and how much authority you can build per market. Subfolders (yoursite.com/fr/) are the safest default — they inherit the main domain’s authority and are easier to manage. Subdomains (fr.yoursite.com) and country-code top-level domains (yoursite.fr) work best for very mature international programs with dedicated teams and budgets per market. We help you pick the architecture that fits your reality, not a textbook.

Hreflang is the HTML annotation that tells Google which version of a page to show to users in different countries and languages. Implemented correctly, it eliminates duplicate-content issues, sends users to the right localized version, and consolidates ranking signals. Implemented incorrectly — which is most of the time — it causes invisible pages and silent ranking losses. We get it right.

Yes — and for most projects this is the smartest approach. A single domain with well-structured subfolders, hreflang, and localized content can rank across dozens of countries while compounding authority. Multiple ccTLDs are only worth the operational complexity when you have dedicated resources per market.

For projects targeting Russia we work with Yandex. For mainland China, Baidu. For South Korea, Naver. For Japan, both Google and a Yahoo Japan-specific layer. Each engine has its own ranking signals, indexing rules, and crawl behavior — and we know how to adapt to each one.

Yes — extensively. We’ve architected and run international SEO for eCommerce operations covering multiple currencies, languages, payment methods, and country-specific catalogs. Multi-warehouse logistics, dynamic pricing, geo-redirects, and currency switching are all part of how we think about international eCommerce SEO.

Keyword research is run market-by-market with native speakers and country-specific search data — never translated from one language to another. What ranks in Spanish in Spain doesn’t rank the same way in Mexico, and «vacation rental» in the U.S. is «holiday let» in the UK. Our research captures these nuances and builds keyword strategies that actually match local search behavior.

Yes. Translation alone isn’t enough — we provide SEO localization, which means cultural, semantic, and commercial adaptation of content for each market. Our content team writes natively in each target language with full SEO optimization, including market-specific tone, terminology, and CTAs.