Multilingual SEO
Diagnose the language graph, not one isolated tag.
Amplitera keeps both sides of each hreflang relationship and the public response path behind them. Missing returns, redirects, empty language shells, and coverage gaps become different repair tasks.
Every pair keeps both sides
A reciprocal failure includes the declaring URL, target URL, target declarations, expected language, final URL, response status, indexability, and self-canonical evidence.
The diagnosis distinguishes a target with no hreflang, a target missing the declaring language, and a target pointing somewhere else.
Coverage before conclusions
- Normalized language coverage by crawled section
- Sitemap and public-edge evidence kept separate
- Translation peers compared only with corroborating structural signals
- Redirect and non-200 outcomes retained for the exact pair
No invented translation policy
Amplitera reports the delivered language graph. It does not assume when a translation should exist or whether shorter localized copy is editorially wrong.
Turn the next crawl into a repair system.
Bring a recurring technical SEO workflow. We will show how Amplitera keeps the evidence, handoff, and verification connected.
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