Hreflang and Language Version Audit
Check multilingual and multiregional markup.
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Audit my multilingual or multiregional setup. Languages and regions: [LANGUAGES_AND_REGIONS]. URL structure (subfolders, subdomains, domains): [URL_STRUCTURE]. Examples of hreflang tags and page URLs: [HREFLANG_EXAMPLES]. Translation method (human, machine, mixed): [TRANSLATION_METHOD]. Check each item and mark Pass, Fail, or Unknown with the fix: [ ] Each language or region version has its own crawlable URL [ ] Hreflang annotations (in the head, headers, or sitemap, pick one method) are present on every version and list all versions including itself [ ] Return links are reciprocal: if page A points to B, B points to A [ ] Language and region codes are valid (language first, optional region second) [ ] An x-default is provided where useful [ ] Canonical tags point to the version's own URL and do not conflict with hreflang [ ] Content is genuinely localized: currency, units, contact details, legal pages, examples, not just translated words [ ] No automatic redirects that block search engines or users from choosing; a visible language selector exists [ ] Machine translations are reviewed for quality before indexing [ ] Structured data, titles, and descriptions are translated [ ] Sitemaps include all versions [ ] Internal links keep users within their language Return a table of errors by URL pattern, a corrected example set of tags, a validation process using a crawler and the search console, and a plan for monitoring. Do not assume the correctness of tags I did not paste.
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