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International SEO Agency For Global Growth

Hreflang, market structure, translated content and local link building handled properly. We help brands rank in every country they sell to, without markets cannibalising each other.

  • Global SEO services covering domain structure, hreflang and indexing
  • International SEO services with native keyword research per market
  • Reporting split by country, so you know which markets actually pay back
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24Markets managed
11Languages supported
3.1KHreflang tags fixed
United KingdomIndexed
GermanyIndexed
NetherlandsIndexed
FranceHreflang error
Market health check3 of 4 live
Markets Overview Traffic Revenue
24

Markets live across 11 languages

Markets correctly indexed22 / 24
Hreflang tags returning clean98%
Non English organic revenue41%
Market overview · monthly2 markets flagged

International SEO Agency Work That Scales

Selling into ten countries is not ten times the work of selling into one, provided the foundation is right. Get the structure wrong and every new market you launch makes the problem worse: duplicate pages, wrong language served, and markets quietly competing against each other in the results.

  • Market priorities set first. Search demand, competition and existing traffic assessed per country, so budget goes to markets with genuine upside rather than every flag on the list.
  • Cannibalisation stopped. Your UK page should not outrank your Australian one in Australia, and the fixes for that live in hreflang, canonicals and internal linking together.
  • One template, many markets. Fixes applied at template level so a change ships across every locale at once, instead of being rebuilt twenty four times by hand.
  • Reporting split by country. Traffic, rankings and revenue broken out per market, because a healthy global total often hides two or three markets losing money.
Structure Hreflang Domains Indexing
3.1K

Hreflang tags audited and corrected

Return tags reciprocalEvery locale pair confirmed Valid
x-default setFallback for unmatched regions Valid
Wrong locale codesen-UK used instead of en-GB 46 fixed
Auto redirects by IPBlocking crawler access Removed
Structure audit · all localesAll reciprocal

Global SEO Services Built On Clean Structure

Most international sites fail on plumbing rather than content. Broken hreflang, IP redirects that trap crawlers in one country, or a domain setup nobody can undo two years later. Global SEO services start by getting that foundation right, because everything after it depends on the foundation holding.

  • Domain structure decided properly. Subdirectories, subdomains or country domains chosen against your resources and authority, with the tradeoffs explained before anything is built.
  • Hreflang that actually validates. Reciprocal return tags, correct language and region codes, and an x-default fallback, checked continuously rather than set once and forgotten.
  • No forced IP redirects. Visitors get a suggestion to switch region, not an automatic redirect, so crawlers can still reach every version of your site.
  • Currency, shipping and trust localised. Prices, delivery information and payment methods matched to each market, since conversion is where most international traffic quietly leaks away.
Local Keywords Content Links
11

Languages with native keyword research

Pages localised, not translated86%
Links from in-market domains62%
Localisation · 6 month view+118% traffic

International SEO Services Per Market

A translated page rarely ranks, because people in different countries do not search using translated phrases. International SEO services build each market on its own keyword research, its own competitors and its own links, rather than assuming what worked at home will travel.

  • Keyword research in the language. Native terms researched from scratch per market, since a direct translation of your best English keyword is often something nobody searches for.
  • Localisation over translation. Copy adapted by native speakers to local phrasing, examples and expectations, because machine translated pages read as thin to both users and search engines.
  • Links from inside the market. Placements on domains that actually live in the country you are targeting, which carry far more weight there than another English language link.
  • The right search engine. Google is not the default everywhere, so markets like China, Russia, South Korea and Japan get optimised for the engine people there actually use.
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How we work

One market at a time, done properly.

No black box reporting. You will see which markets are working, which are not, and exactly what we are doing in each one.

01
Market audit
We check hreflang, domain structure and indexing across every locale, then size the search demand in each market you sell to.
02
Priority roadmap
Markets ranked by opportunity against effort, with structural fixes sequenced first so nothing built after them has to be rebuilt.
03
Localise and build
Native keyword research, localised content and in-market link building, rolled out at template level so every locale ships together.
04
Report by country
Monthly reporting split per market on rankings, traffic and revenue, plus a call to decide where the next market goes.
Proof, not promises

Every claim here comes with the dashboard behind it

Search visibility, domain authority and local presence, pulled straight from the reporting we send clients each month. Click any screenshot to see the raw data for yourself.

Organic search
25.1K
Total clicks from Google Search
Google Search Console performance report showing 25.1K total clicks and 2.32M impressions across 16 months Search Console screenshot
Total impressions2.32M
Average CTR1.1%
Average position11.3

2.32M impressions converted into 25.1K clicks at a 1.1% average CTR, with an average position of 11.3 across all tracked queries. Daily clicks and impressions both climbed from a flat baseline to sustained highs across the 16 month window.

Search Console · 16 months
Traffic & authority
3.6K+3%
Monthly organic traffic
Semrush domain overview showing 3.6K organic traffic, 2.3K organic keywords, authority score 12, 184 referring domains and 475 backlinks Semrush screenshot
Organic keywords2.3K
Authority score12
Referring domains184
Backlinks475

3.6K monthly organic visits, up 3%, drawn from 2.3K ranking keywords. The profile is backed by 475 backlinks across 184 referring domains, with AI visibility at 278 cited pages and 9 mentions.

Semrush · Domain overview
Local SEO
3,359
Business Profile interactions
Google Business Profile performance overview showing 3,359 total interactions rising to 843 in June 2026 Business Profile screenshot
Peak month843
Starting month462
Growth to peak+82%
Monthly average560

3,359 Business Profile interactions across the period, climbing from 462 in the opening month to 843 by June 2026. Calls, bookings, direction requests and website clicks all trended upward together after the first quarter.

Business Profile · 6 months
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Questions

International SEO Agency FAQs

What does an international SEO agency do?

Sets up the technical structure that lets search engines serve the right country and language version of your site, then builds visibility in each market through native keyword research, localised content and in-market links. The structural work comes first, since content built on a broken setup will not rank anywhere.

Should we use subdirectories, subdomains or country domains?

Subdirectories such as site.com/de suit most businesses, because every market inherits the authority of one domain and there is a single site to maintain. Country domains give the strongest local signal but split your authority and multiply the work, so they are usually worth it only with a dedicated team and budget per market.

What is hreflang and why does it keep breaking?

Hreflang tells search engines which version of a page belongs to which language and region. It breaks easily because every tag needs a matching return tag on the other page, codes get written wrong such as en-UK instead of en-GB, and any new page or locale can break the whole set. It needs monitoring, not a one-off setup.

Is translated content enough to rank abroad?

Rarely. People in different countries search using different phrases, so a literal translation of your best English keyword is often a term nobody types. Each market needs its own keyword research and copy adapted by someone who speaks the language, not a machine translation of the original page.

How many markets should we launch at once?

Two or three to begin with. Launching ten markets thinly usually produces ten underperforming versions of your site, while proving the model in a couple of markets first gives you a template worth repeating.

How long do global SEO services take to work?

Fixing hreflang and indexing issues can recover visibility within 4 to 8 weeks, since those markets were often already eligible to rank. Building a new market from nothing takes longer, usually six to twelve months, because you are starting with no local authority.

Do you handle markets outside Google?

Yes. Google does not lead everywhere, so markets such as China, Russia, South Korea and Japan are optimised for the engines people there actually use, each of which weights local hosting, structure and content differently.

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Find out which markets are quietly losing you money.

Get a free international SEO audit. We check hreflang, domain structure and indexing across every locale, then show you which markets are set up to rank, which are broken, and where the biggest untapped demand sits.

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