International SEO Services
With Hreflang Done Right

What Our International SEO Services Cover

Many sites use more than one language. For example, a shop may have an English page, a Spanish page and a German page for one product. People from each country should land on the page in their own language. However, search engines often mix these pages up.

When that happens, a visitor from Madrid may get the English page. Or two versions of one page compete with each other in the results. As a result, good pages lose visits they should have won.

Our international SEO services solve this. First, we review how your language versions link to each other. Next, we fix the signals that tell Google which page is for which audience. Finally, we clean up the technical side, so search engines can crawl and index every version.

What International SEO Services Do

International SEO helps a site rank in more than one country or language. It has three parts. First, the site structure, such as folders like /es/ or a separate domain per country. Second, the language signals, mainly hreflang tags. Third, the content itself, which should fit each market.

Google sets out its view in its guide to managing multi-regional and multilingual sites. Our plans follow the same approach.

Hreflang Tags in Plain Words

A hreflang tag is a short line of code. It points to another language version of the same page. So your English page links to the Spanish and German pages, and each of those links back. Google reads these tags and then shows each searcher the version that fits.

The tags can also name a region. For instance, en-us means English for the United States, and en-gb means English for the United Kingdom. Also, a special value called x-default names the page for everyone else.

The Mistakes We Fix Most Often

Most hreflang problems come from a few simple slips. The table below lists the ones we see most often, and why each one matters.

Hreflang Sitemaps for Large Sites

On a big site, hreflang tags in every page head can get heavy. So there is a second way to add them. You can list every page and its language versions in the XML sitemap instead. Google accepts both ways, as its guide to localized versions of a page explains.

Standard and Premium include this hreflang sitemap. It keeps your page code simple, and it puts all your language links in one place that is quick to review.

Multilingual SEO Beyond the Tags

Tags tell Google which page is which. However, multilingual SEO needs more than tags. Each version should use the words that people in that market really search for. A machine translation of your English keywords often misses them.

So Premium adds a content localization analysis. We review how well each language version fits its market, such as its keywords, units, prices and tone. Then you get a clear list of changes to make. Note that this is an analysis only, so we do not write or translate the pages.

Technical SEO in Every Plan

Language signals only help when search engines can reach every version. Therefore, each plan also includes technical work on your site.

• Site SEO audit (all plans): a check of crawling, speed, tags and errors across the site.
• Index optimization (all plans): we fix tags and settings that keep good pages out of Google.
• XML sitemap (all plans): a clean list of every page you want in search.
• HTTPS setup (all plans): a secure connection, and old http links sent to the new address.
• Robots.txt (all plans): rules that let crawlers into every language folder.
• Image compression (Premium): lighter images, so pages load faster in every country.
• Penalty removal help (Premium): we find the cause, fix it and write the request to Google.

Why This Work Needs Access

Hreflang tags, sitemaps, robots.txt and HTTPS all change files on your site. So we need access, usually a user account on your site or on your hosting. When the work ends, you can delete that access.

What Each Plan Adds

All three plans start with the same audit. After that, each plan goes one step deeper.

• Basic, essential hreflang setup: we audit your current tags, validate them for accuracy and send a report with key recommendations.
• Standard, hreflang for 10 languages: a full hreflang audit, then we set up the tags for up to 10 languages and build a hreflang sitemap. You also get 5 revisions.
• Premium, full international SEO: a full international audit, a content localization analysis and hreflang for 4 to 6 languages in an XML hreflang sitemap, plus image compression and penalty help. Please contact us before you order, so we can confirm your languages.

How the 5 Revisions Work

After we deliver the Standard plan, you may want changes. For example, you might add a new language or move a page. In that case, you can ask for up to 5 rounds of changes to your hreflang setup, and we make them for you.

International SEO Services: What We Cannot Promise

We want you to know the limits before you order. Correct hreflang tags help Google show the right version, but Google treats them as a hint only. So no honest team can promise rankings, traffic or sales in a new market.

What we do promise is a careful review, correct tags and the technical fixes in your plan. Also, Denwix is an independent team, so we have no ties to Google or any other search engine.

Service Terms for International Plans

The same short terms apply to every international SEO plan. That way, both sides know what to expect.

• Languages: Standard sets up hreflang for up to 10 languages, and Premium for 4 to 6. Basic checks the tags you already have.
• Delivery: 3, 7 or 14 days, starting once we have your details and access.
• Analysis, not translation: the localization review lists changes, but it does not write new content.
• Penalties: we help with a manual action, but only Google can lift it.
• Payments and refunds: every order follows our refund policy and our terms and conditions.

Who Each International Plan Suits

The best plan depends on how many languages you run and how deep you want the review to go.

• Basic: sites with a few language versions that want a quick health check.
• Standard: growing sites with up to 10 languages that need the tags set up.
• Premium: shops and large sites that want a full review of every market.

What to Do After the Setup

Every new market needs its own keywords. Our keyword research service can find them for a new language. For a closer look at your code, see our technical SEO audit service. You can also compare every option on our search engine optimization services page.