Services · International SEO and AEO
Entering a new country takes more than translating your site. We set up the structure search engines need to show the right page in each market, plan content around how people search there, and track how AI assistants describe you in each language.
Where it goes wrong
Most international problems come from structure, not content. Search engines cannot tell which version is for whom, so markets compete with each other.
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Without correct hreflang, UK shoppers see US prices and Spanish speakers land on English pages.
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Direct translation misses the words people actually search in each market, so pages exist but do not rank.
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A new market starts with few local links or mentions, so even good pages struggle to rank.
What's included
We handle the structure and strategy, and work with your translators or native-speaking partners on the language.
Subfolders, subdomains or country domains, chosen for your markets and resources.
Hreflang, canonicals, sitemaps and redirects that keep each market separate.
SEO architecture →Demand mapped in each language and country, not copied from the US plan.
Shopify Markets, currencies, local pricing and feeds for each country.
Ecommerce →How ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity describe you, tracked by market and language.
AI search →How we run it
We launch the market with the clearest demand first, prove it works, then repeat the setup.
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Demand, competition and current traffic by country, ranked.
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Domain choice, hreflang and technical setup tested before launch.
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Priority pages localized with native speakers and launched together.
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Rankings, traffic, revenue and AI mentions reported per country.
FAQ
Subfolders such as /uk/ or /es/ keep all authority on one domain and are easier to manage, so they suit most brands. Country domains can build more local trust but need their own links and upkeep. We recommend based on your markets and team.
A tag that tells search engines which language and country each version of a page is for, so they show the right one to each searcher. It has to be set on every version and point both ways to work.
No. People in each market use their own terms, and some products need different names, prices or proof. Localized pages built on local keyword research rank far better than direct translations.
We plan the content, keywords and structure for each market and work with your translators or native-speaking partners on the final language, then review it for search before launch.
International SEO and AEO
Tell us where you sell today and where you want to grow. We will check your current setup and show you what each new market needs.