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Multilingual website development is building one website that serves visitors in several languages, with translated pages, a language switcher and the technical SEO that lets Google show each version to the right audience.
Customers buy more readily in their own language, and many search only in it.
Each language gets its own URLs, titles and keywords, so it can rank on its own.
All languages live in one dashboard, with shared design and content structure.
I choose the tool by your site, your team and your budget, not by habit.
FOR COMPLEX SITES
A full-featured plugin that fits complex sites and stores, with a paid license.
A lightweight plugin with a free core, a good fit for business sites. Some advanced and store features need paid add-ons.
Shopify’s built-in language and market tools for translated storefronts, extended with apps when needed.
The same tools power my WordPress development and WooCommerce development work.
A translated site only brings traffic if search engines understand it. These foundations are part of every build.
Tell Google which language and region each page is for, so visitors land on the right version.
Each language has its own slug, title and description, written for that market.
Keywords, tone and examples are adapted to how people search in each language.
Each language is indexed cleanly, without duplicate content issues.
Five steps from language plan to a live, translated site.
We choose languages, URL structure and tools, and map which content gets translated.
The language structure, plugin and switcher are configured on a staging copy.
Content is translated by you, a translator or a mix of machine translation and human review.
Hreflang, translated metadata and sitemaps are set up, and each language is tested on mobile and desktop.
The site goes live, and I show you how to add and update translations.
I send a project-specific quote after reviewing your requirements.
It depends on the number of languages, the number of pages and products, the platform and how much content needs translating. I send a project-specific quote after reviewing your requirements.
As many as you need. Each language adds content to translate and keep updated, so I usually recommend starting with the languages that bring you customers.
Both work well. The right one depends on your site, your budget and whether you run a store. I recommend one after looking at your requirements.
Not when it is set up correctly. Each language gets its own URLs, hreflang tags and translated titles and descriptions, so Google shows the right version to the right visitors. See also technical SEO.
You, a translator you choose, or a mix of machine translation and human review. I set up the workflow so translated pages are easy to add and update.
Yes. A multilingual site is built so new languages can be added without rebuilding it.
Yes. Translated products, categories, checkout and emails, with currencies where needed. See WooCommerce development and Shopify development.
Yes. I add the language setup to your current site, translate the structure and keep your existing pages and rankings intact.
Tell me which languages and markets you want. I will reply with a plan and a project-specific quote.
