International SEO audit —
rank across borders and languages

International SEO is one of the most technically demanding areas of search optimization. A single hreflang error can cause Google to ignore your language targeting entirely, sending French users to your English pages and vice versa. Add duplicate content issues across country versions and inconsistent URL structures, and you've got a situation where your international expansion is actively hurting your SEO instead of growing it. Google reports that 75% of international sites have hreflang implementation errors. For large organizations, our enterprise SEO audit covers multi-site architectures alongside international issues.

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  Hreflang implementation errors — Hreflang is the most commonly misimplemented technical SEO element on international sites. Missing return tags, wrong language codes, and conflicting signals cause Google to ignore your targeting entirely — showing the wrong country version to searchers.
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  Duplicate content across country versions — English for the US, UK, Australia, and Canada often uses nearly identical content. Without proper canonical tags and hreflang signals, Google sees four copies of the same page and picks one — often not the one you want.
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  Wrong content served to wrong markets — Geo-targeting misconfigurations in Google Search Console, incorrect server locations, and poor URL structure choices (subdomain vs. subdirectory vs. ccTLD) can result in your German content ranking in France and your French content ranking nowhere. A technical SEO audit can help identify these server and URL structure issues.