बहुभाषी SEO और GEO
Each language gets its own translated pages, and a score shows how well search engines find them.
Example report. Once your site is set up, you get one like this with real numbers.
| Engine | hreflang | Content-Language | og:locale | IndexNow | Sitemap | robots.txt |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Google hreflang is the signal that counts. Monitored through Search Console. | hreflang: Primary signal | Content-Language: Ignored | og:locale: Read | IndexNow: Ignored | Sitemap: Read | robots.txt: Read |
Bing Reads the Content-Language header far more than hreflang. Takes IndexNow. | hreflang: Weak | Content-Language: Primary signal | og:locale: Read | IndexNow: Read | Sitemap: Read | robots.txt: Read |
Yandex Reads every signal on this list. | hreflang: Read | Content-Language: Read | og:locale: Read | IndexNow: Read | Sitemap: Read | robots.txt: Read |
Yahoo Japan Powered by Google, so it behaves like Google. | hreflang: Read | Content-Language: Ignored | og:locale: Read | IndexNow: Ignored | Sitemap: Read | robots.txt: Read |
Naver Wants a Korean sitemap and a manual registration. We generate both and walk you through it. | hreflang: Ignored | Content-Language: Ignored | og:locale: Ignored | IndexNow: Read | Sitemap: Weak | robots.txt: Ignored |
Baidu Content-Language is the signal that counts. A .cn domain also needs an ICP licence. | hreflang: Ignored | Content-Language: Primary signal | og:locale: Ignored | IndexNow: Ignored | Sitemap: Weak | robots.txt: Ignored |