Translating your website opens new markets, but doing it badly can cost you rankings and customers. We explain when it's worth it, how to structure it, and what to watch for in the translation.
PWPACOWEB editorial team Published: Updated: 4 min read
No, as long as each version has its own URL, quality content, and a correct hreflang setup. What hurts is low-quality machine translation published without review.
Yes, as help with a first draft. Important pages should be reviewed by someone fluent in the language who knows the market.
No. For most businesses, subfolders on the same domain are the simplest and most effective option.
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