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Multilingual SEO, built on local intent, not translated keywords.

Every market searches differently: different queries, different SERP features, different engines beside Google. Here's exactly how an SEO asset moves from a market intelligence audit to a ranking, cited page, and how we keep it there.

01 · Strategy

We audit the search landscape before we touch a single page.

Before any copy moves, we map what the target market actually searches, not what your English keyword list translates to. That means local keyword and query-intent mapping, a SERP feature audit (snippets, local packs, shopping panels), a competitor content-gap review in that market, and an early read on how AI Overviews and answer engines are citing content in that language today.

Local keyword & intent mappingSERP feature auditCompetitor content-gap reviewAI Overview / AEO citation patterns

02 · Production

Generate, route, review: the same engine, tuned for search.

On-page copy, meta, and schema move through the same four-step pipeline as every other channel, with the risk signals reweighted for what actually breaks an SEO asset: technical accuracy and claim density matter more here than brand voice.

1

Generate

First-pass transcreated titles, meta, on-page copy, and structured data at volume, built against the local keyword set from Strategy, not the English source.

2

Route by risk

Every asset is scored on keyword match quality, schema/technical correctness, and claim density before a human sees it.

3

Review

In-market SEO specialists review anything flagged Needs Polish or Needs Rebuild; a technical QA pass checks hreflang, canonical tags, and schema validity on everything that ships.

SignalWhat it measures hereWeight
Local keyword & intent matchHow closely the transcreated copy maps to how this market actually searches, not a literal rendering of the English keywordHigh
Technical/schema accuracyhreflang, canonical, and structured-data correctnessHigh: any hit forces review
YMYL / claim densityHealth, financial, or legal claims that trip local search-quality guidelinesHigh: any hit forces Needs Rebuild
Content depth vs. local benchmarkHow the asset compares to what already ranks for that query in that marketMedium

03 · Delivery

Into your CMS, your sitemap, and your webmaster tools, not a handoff doc.

Multilingual SEO fails as often on technical delivery as on copy. We push structured output straight into the systems that actually control indexing.

CMS push with hreflang mapping

Transcreated copy and meta land in your CMS with hreflang and canonical relationships already mapped, not a spreadsheet you have to re-key.

Sitemap & schema sync

XML sitemaps and structured data update in the same pass, so the new locale is indexable the moment it ships.

AI Overview / AEO structuring

Answer-ready structuring for the content that AI Overviews and chat answer engines are already citing in that market.

Webmaster tools verification

Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools verification and submission per locale, so you can see what we shipped land in your own account.

04 · Optimization

Ranking is the start of the loop, not the end of the job.

We track performance per locale and feed what's actually ranking, and what isn't, back into the next content tiering decision.

Keyword rank tracking per localeOrganic CTR by marketAI citation frequencySERP feature shareContent refresh cadence

See where a translated keyword is costing you organic traffic.

Send us a page you've localized, and we'll show you the local search intent it's actually missing, free.

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