Technical SEO FAQ · International SEO, Structured Data & Advanced Technical Signals
How should you structure international websites?
Common architectures include:
- country-code top-level domains;
- subdomains;
- subdirectories.
The choice depends on business, operations, branding, technical infrastructure and localization requirements.
The key technical requirement is making regional/language relationships unambiguous.
Use hreflang where appropriate and ensure each localized version references the relevant alternatives correctly.
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