Tell Google about different language versions

armdrejoan · Post by **armdrejoan** » Mon Feb 10, 2025 11:54 am

Google supports several different methods for labeling language or regional variations of your pages, including hreflang annotations and sitemaps. Please mark up your pages appropriately.

If your website is a multilingual website, it is best to declare the various language pages on the page. For example, set the rel-alternate-hreflang declaration of the multilingual and original version pages on the page so that search engines can clearly understand the relationship between the website pages.

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Website front end
Before we get started, let’s first understand a little bit about how websites appear in a browser. We’ll focus on the makeup of websites—in other words, the code (programming language) used to build those web pages.

The front end of the website is a combination of HTML, CSS and JavaScript (JS):

HTML – builds structure and content (headings, body content, images, etc.)

CSS – the look and feel of your website (colors, fonts, layout, etc.)

JavaScript – how it behaves (interactive, dynamic, mobile, responsive, etc.)

HTML
The <head> section of HTML contains metadata that is read by search engines, browsers, and other machines. Titles added in the <head> section may appear in browser tabs and search results pages. However, this data does not appear in the content on the page.

Title and meta description
In SERPs (search results), the Title Tag is a blue tag showing the title of the webpage, and the Meta Description tag below is a simple description of the webpage content. Although the title and meta description are written by the copywriter, the technician still needs to recheck them to ensure that there are no problems such as a large number of repetitions, too long or too short, irregular, no keywords, lack of uniqueness and descriptiveness, etc.

These problems will lead to poor user experience and bad brand exposure, and search engine crawlers will have difficulty reading the content of the two sections of the page, which will greatly affect the page ranking and click-through rate. If any of the above problems occur, then you need to promptly feedback to the copywriter to ensure that the title and meta description are modified and optimized. The maximum length of the title tag is 70 characters, and the maximum length of the meta description is 150 characters.