GLOBAL SEO STRATEGY

Taking a product international once meant organising complicated shipping structures and delivering products worldwide.

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1. Assess profitable overseas markets

Your goal is to find out which markets offer opportunities for sales and provide plenty of relevant traffic.

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2. Identify appropriate search engines

Google, without doubt, is the majority force when it comes to search engines, but it’s not the only one.

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3. Research your customers and your competitors

Customers – Who is your target audience? Where do they hang out? What forums do they connect with?

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4. Building backlinks into your regional strategies

Links are a big deal with Google. Search engines learn a lot from who associates with and recommends your content

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5. Examine local laws for pitfalls

We’re so used to seeing cookie approval pop-ups, privacy policies, and data protection statements

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6. Pick the best URL structure for your project

Creating content in the native language is a must, and they must match meta-descriptions, page titles, and full-page URLs.

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7. Carry out keyword research for regional strategies

Your local research will uncover a true insight into what and how users will search for your content and products;

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8. Localise your pages in your target languages

Recreating the most dominant pages in your target country’s national language is the first step.

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9. Ensure your technical global SEO matches your content

Technical SEO caters to crawling and indexing your sites, requiring a complete and up-to-date XML sitemap

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10. Content is still king – just make sure it’s authentic and in the correct language

You’ll need a native-speaking translator.

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Our global SEO services include auditing your sites, researching customers, competitors, search phrases, and so much more.

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