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Multilingual SEO for world markets (part 1)
David Leonhardt
22/12/2007, 19:12
      

D. Leonhardt SEO consultant
So you've translated your website into German, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, French, Arabic, Portuguese and Chinese. Now what?Now you have to draw traffic to the newly translated sites.


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