International SEO

International SEO tells search engines which version of your site belongs to which market, so a buyer in Mumbai sees rupee prices and a buyer in London lands on the right store. Get it wrong and versions compete with each other, the wrong one ranks, and AI answers may cite a page whose prices or shipping do not apply to the person asking.

What we work on

• A clear structure choice: separate .in and .com domains, subfolders or a mix, based on how your stock, prices and fulfilment actually run.
• hreflang tags pairing each page with its equivalents, including return tags and an x-default, checked across every template.
• Canonicals that stay within each market, so one version does not swallow the other.
• Market-specific content: currency, shipping, sizing and the words people search in each country, not a copied page.
• Location prompts that suggest the right store instead of forcing a redirect, so crawlers can still reach every version.
• A separate Search Console property for each market, so performance in one is never hidden by the other.

What you get

A market-by-market audit with your hreflang map, the conflicts we found and the fixes. Approved changes go to each site, and the weekly report keeps rankings and citations separate for every market.