Name the market, the hreflang, and the page — so the localization earns the rank, not the duplicate.
Plan localization SEO for our UK and AU markets.
The plan named the market (UK, 1,200 searches), the hreflang (en-GB), and the page (/uk/onboarding-fix). The page shipped and reached page 1 for "onboarding fix" in the UK in 30 days, with 720 UK visitors. The template earned the rank because it named the market, not counted the pages.
An international SEO checklist is the strategy that earns the rank. It fixes the market, the hreflang, and the page — so the localization reads as a source, not a duplicate. An SEO who counts the pages earns the duplicate; an international SEO checklist that names the market and the hreflang earns the rank and the traffic.
A reusable strategy shape for the localization — the market, the hreflang, the page — that earns the rank and the traffic. The template fixes the shape so the localization reads as a source, not a duplicate.
The one country the page targets — the US, the UK, the AU — that earns the rank. The market is the part that earns the rank, because an SEO who counts the pages earns the duplicate; an SEO who names the market earns the rank.
The one tag the page needs — the en-US, the en-GB, the hreflang — that earns the rank. The hreflang is the part that earns the rank, because a market without the hreflang earns the count and loses the page; a market with the hreflang earns the traffic.
The one URL the market needs — the /us/, the /uk/, the page — that earns the rank. The page is the part that earns the rank, because a hreflang without the page earns the tag and loses the rank; a hreflang with the page earns the traffic.
The agent reads your markets and the SERP, drafts the market, the hreflang, and the page, and ships the plan. It pairs with the location page draft and the site architecture plan templates.
The countries, the SERP, the hreflang.
Agent names the one country.
The one tag the page needs.
The one URL the market needs.
Names the market, does not count the pages
One hreflang per market, not five
Adds the page, does not skip it
Pairs with the location page draft and site architecture templates
Name the one market, the one hreflang, and the one page. The plan reads as a source, not a duplicate, which is why the localization earns the rank, not the count.
The strategy that earns the rank — the market, the hreflang, the page. An SEO who counts the pages earns the duplicate; an SEO who names the market and the hreflang earns the rank and the traffic.
Name the one tag the page needs — en-US, en-GB. A market without the hreflang earns the count and loses the page; a market with the hreflang earns the traffic, because the hreflang is what earns the rank.
A market that earns the rank, a hreflang that earns the page, and a page that earns the traffic. The checklist that counts earns the duplicate; the checklist that names the market earns the rank.