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International SEO agency. One site, every market.
International SEO is getting one website to rank in several countries and languages at once. Translating the pages is only the start: every market types its own words into Google. yop researches those words per market, writes the pages with native speakers, sets up hreflang and URLs, and tracks rankings country by country.
- Starts with
- Market check
- First thing you get
- Language and market plan
- Languages
- EN · TR · ET · DE · FI · FR · ES · AR
What changes per market
Same service, different words.
Keywords per market
Germans search for “Individualsoftware”, Finns for “ohjelmistokehitys”. We research each market instead of translating one keyword list.
Structure and hreflang
One domain with a folder per language, hreflang in both directions and no automatic redirects by IP.
Localization, not translation
Prices, examples, units and right-to-left layouts change with the market. A native speaker writes or checks every page.
Try it
Your hreflang tags in one click.
Pick the languages of your site. The tags below are what every page needs in its head, pointing at each language version.
<link rel="alternate" hreflang="en" href="https://yourbrand.com/">
<link rel="alternate" hreflang="de" href="https://yourbrand.com/de/">
<link rel="alternate" hreflang="tr" href="https://yourbrand.com/tr/">
<link rel="alternate" hreflang="x-default" href="https://yourbrand.com/">English sits at the root, every other language in its own folder. x-default points to English.
Site structure
One domain or many?
| How the three common setups for a site in many languages compare | AFolders (/de/)Our pick | BSubdomains (de.) | CCountry domains (.de) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Authority | Shared by all languages | Partly separate | Built per domain |
| Running cost | One site, one hosting | One site, more setup | Often one site per country |
| Local signal | From hreflang and content | From hreflang and content | Strongest |
| Our default | Yes | Rarely | When a market needs it |
How it works
From one language to many.
- 01
Market check
Search demand, competition and difficulty for each country, from one data source.
- 02
Keyword map
One focus keyword per page and language, picked for intent and for how hard it is to rank.
- 03
Build
Folders, hreflang, translated slugs and a language switcher that never redirects on its own.
- 04
Write
Native speakers write each language for its market. A language goes live when its core pages are ready.
- 05
Track
Rankings and traffic reported per country, in Search Console and Bing.
Demand
Two markets, one question.
USUK
- international seoUS 6,600UK 2,400
- international seo agencyUS 3,600UK 2,400
- multilingual seoUS 2,900UK 720
- website localization servicesUS 1,300UK 260
Source: Semrush, monthly searches, US and UK databases, October 2026
Questions
More than translation.
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Your next market
Start with a market check.
Name the countries you want to sell in. We reply with the search demand, who you would compete with and which market we would open first.
What does an international SEO agency do?
It helps one website rank in several countries and languages: keyword research per market, site structure and hreflang, localized content and rankings tracked per country.
Is translation enough for international SEO?
No. People in each market use different words for the same service, so a translated page often targets a term nobody searches. Each language needs its own keyword research.
Folders or country domains?
For most companies, folders on one domain (/de/, /fr/). Authority stays in one place and one site is easier to run. Country domains make sense when a market needs a fully separate presence.
Which languages do you work in?
English, Turkish, Estonian, German, Finnish, French, Spanish and Arabic.


