03 / FRONTIER — INTERNATIONAL & MULTILINGUAL SEO
hreflang errors and duplicate-market cannibalisation cost visibility across borders, usually invisibly.
Correct market and language technical implementation, plus a market-expansion content plan — built from a Lisbon base that already operates inside the multi-market EU context.
02 / WHO THIS IS FOR
Who this is for
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Profile
Portugal or Iberia-based businesses expanding into new EU markets.
Symptom
Uncertainty over subdirectories versus subdomains versus ccTLDs, and what hreflang actually needs to say.
Outcome
A technically correct international structure Google can parse without ambiguity.
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Profile
Businesses already serving multiple language markets.
Symptom
Pages in different languages/markets compete with each other in search results instead of each showing to the right audience.
Outcome
Market-cannibalisation resolved, each market’s pages surfacing to the right searchers.
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Profile
Teams treating “international SEO” as translation alone.
Symptom
Pages are translated but not adapted to local search behaviour, currency or market-specific intent.
Outcome
A market-expansion content plan that accounts for how each target market actually searches.
03 / WHAT'S INCLUDED
What's included
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hreflang implementation and error audit
Across all market/language versions
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Market-structure recommendation
Subdirectory vs. subdomain vs. ccTLD, with the reasoning behind it
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Duplicate-market cannibalisation resolution
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Market-expansion content plan
Which markets, which pages, in what order
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Currency, geo-targeting and Search Console checks
Market-configuration checks
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Local-market keyword research
Distinct from a straight translation of existing terms
04 / HOW THIS SERVICE RUNS
How this service runs
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01
Audit
hreflang and market-configuration errors identified across every existing market/language version — a common source of invisible, silent traffic loss.
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Roadmap
Market-expansion sequencing decided by real opportunity and technical readiness.
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Build
hreflang, canonical and market-configuration fixes implemented; new-market pages built from local-market keyword research, not machine-translated from the source market.
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04
Report
Visibility tracked per market separately — a market gaining traffic while another declines is a real, reportable pattern this catches instead of masking.
hreflang and configuration fixes are typically live within 3–4 weeks; new-market visibility takes longer to establish and is reported market by market, honestly, rather than averaged into a single misleading site-wide number.
05 / WHAT YOU GET REPORTED
What you get reported
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hreflang error count
Number of unresolved hreflang/return-tag errors across tracked market versions, driven toward zero.
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Market-level organic visibility
Rankings and traffic tracked separately per target market/language, not blended.
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Cross-market cannibalisation incidents
Count of queries where the wrong market’s page currently outranks the intended one.
06 / PRICE FOR THIS SERVICE
Price for this service
International & Multilingual SEO is delivered inside Authority (€3,200/month). Add to cart.
Retainer
Authority
Full-stack, for competitive or multi-market ambitions.
- Everything in Growth
- Ongoing AI Search Optimisation — entity clarity, extractability, citation tracking
- International/multilingual technical work where relevant
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