Expand Your Brand Beyond Borders

Local SEO focuses on one country or region. International SEO ensures your website ranks across multiple countries and languages.

No, you don’t always need a separate website for each country. Depending on your goals, we may recommend country-specific domains (ccTLDs), subfolders, or subdomains.

We handle language handling through hreflang implementation, translation, and content localisation. This ensures users in France see French content, while users in the US see English.

You can expect to see early results within 3–6 months, with stronger ROI as campaigns scale.

Yes, definitely. With Singapore’s market size, global reach is often the fastest path to growth.

Hreflang is an HTML attribute that tells Google which language and region a webpage is targeting. It helps prevent duplicate content issues and ensures the correct version of your site shows up for users in different countries.

The best URL structure for international SEO depends on your goals, budget, brand, and technical setup. Options include:

• ccTLDs (e.g., .sg, .uk) for strong country targeting.
• Subdomains (e.g., us.example.com) for flexibility.
• Subfolders (e.g., example.com/us/) for centralised authority.

International keyword research involves analysing how people search in each country. We use localised keyword tools and native insights to capture real search demand.

If you are targeting non-English-speaking markets, then, yes, you will need to translate your website. But apart from translation, you must create localised content. The content must be adapted for culture, terminology, and regional context to resonate with users.

International SEO costs in Singapore vary based on the number of countries, languages, and technical requirements. Most campaigns range from a few thousand to tens of thousands of dollars monthly. We provide tailored proposals after an audit.

Businesses such as e-commerce stores, SaaS platforms, real estate firms, education providers, and B2B companies expanding overseas often see the strongest ROI from international SEO.

No. While Google dominates in many countries, international SEO also targets search engines like Baidu (China), Naver (South Korea), and Yahoo Japan, depending on your market.