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International SEO.
International SEO fails quietly: the German page ranks in Austria, sister shops fight over one query. I untangle it with hreflang and redirects that hold.
You hire me when
- A new country is next.
- Traffic lands on the wrong market.
- Sister shops compete.
What you get
- Market and language URLs, hreflang, redirects.
- Traffic analysis per market and language.
- Expansion plans.
- Duplicate-content analysis across sister sites.
From real jobs
- An outdoor-booking platform: canonical, hreflang and language redirects for its expansion to France.
- An Italian manufacturer: wrong URLs pulled traffic from the wrong markets.
- Three sister electronics shops in Colombia: duplicate-content analysis after migration.
- A global tour marketplace: tests across Austria, the UK, the US and Australia.
- A pet-tech company, a tent manufacturer, a press-release portal: hreflang and multi-language specs.
Some of our customers
Examples, not the full list
Teams like yours
Some of our customersOnline shops
Webshops and marketplaces: category pages, product pages, speed.
ExamplesTravel and tourism
Marketplaces, operators, tourism boards: many markets, many languages.
ExamplesSoftware, SaaS and apps
SaaS and apps: JavaScript, docs, growth.
ExamplesIndustry and B2B
Manufacturers and B2B brands: products sold worldwide.
ExamplesSomething else in the way?
How consulting works- External SEO lead
- Relaunch and migration SEO
- Technical SEO
- Web performance
- SEO for newsrooms
- Content strategy and search demand
- Search data and traffic forensics
- GEO and AI search
- AI-first transformation
- Custom tools for one job
- Growth
- SEO workshops and training
- Keynotes and talks
- Sparring and second opinion