What is a Multilingual Website?
A multilingual website offers content in more than one language, allowing businesses to reach audiences beyond their primary market — this page you're reading right now is itself an example.
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URL Structure Options
Common approaches include subdirectories (like /en/), subdomains (en.site.com), or separate domains — each with different SEO tradeoffs worth discussing based on your goals.
The Role of Hreflang
An HTML tag telling Google which language and region each page version targets, preventing duplicate content confusion across language versions.
Beyond Translation: True Localization
True localization goes beyond translation — keyword research and cultural context should be considered separately for each target market, not just a direct word-for-word translation.
SEO for Each Language
Keyword research and content strategy should be done natively for each target language — see our keyword research page for the underlying approach.
Why MGH.CO
MGH.CO implements proper technical multilingual structure, not just a translated copy of the original site.
Sample Process
Contact MGH.CO for a free consultation about adding a multilingual version to your site.