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Multilingual website development with the right version for every language and country

Translating a website is not the same as internationalizing it. We build each version with its own URL structure, hreflang, sitemaps and adapted content, as on this site, published in 32 languages.

A multilingual website offers language or country versions linked with hreflang, so every visitor reaches the right one. Nexura Digital defines the structure, coordinates reviewed translation and sets up hreflang and per-language sitemaps, working remotely with businesses that sell in several markets. You can start with a 7-day trial: one key page in a new language.

What internationalization includes

Structure and technical signals

We choose between language folders, subdomains or country domains based on your markets.

  • Reciprocal hreflang: each version links to the others and to itself
  • An x-default for visitors who match no version
  • Per-language sitemaps and canonicals consistent with hreflang
  • Translated URLs, titles and descriptions

Localized content

Menus, forms, automated emails, dates, currencies and calls to action, plus keyword research per language: nobody searches for the literal translation of your terms.

Check it on this site

nexuradigital.es is published in 32 languages, and you can inspect it:

  • Spanish at the root and one folder per language, such as /en/ or /de/
  • Translated URLs: /prueba-7-dias/ and /en/7-day-trial/
  • Hreflang between versions, with x-default
  • One sitemap per language, structured data and llms.txt

Reviewed translation vs machine translation

AI machine translation is a good starting point; review is what makes the difference.

Unreviewed machine translation

Fast and cheap, but it often gets terminology, tone, service names and calls to action wrong. Google judges the quality of content, not the tool used to translate it: a poor translation is poor content.

Reviewed translation

  • A glossary approved before translating
  • Human review of the pages that sell, ideally by a native speaker you trust
  • Adapted examples, units and local references
  • Quality checks on the live page

How we combine them

Full review for service, product and contact pages; light review for supporting content; and no indexing for anything that isn't good enough yet.

How we do it

By priority, not by volume

  • We choose markets and languages based on where you sell
  • We define the URL structure and the glossary
  • We translate and review the pages that bring leads or sales first
  • We implement hreflang, sitemaps, metadata and structured data
  • We check each live version and track it in Search Console

Who it's for and who it isn't

It's for you if

  • You sell, or want to sell, in countries that speak another language
  • You get international visitors on a single-language site
  • You can serve customers in those languages, or have a plan to

Better to wait if

  • You can't reply in that language: you'd generate leads you won't convert
  • You only need a presentation for a trade show: a landing page may do
  • Your main site doesn't work well yet: multiplying it multiplies its problems

What we deliver

For every language

  • Language versions published and reviewed
  • Validated hreflang and per-language sitemaps
  • A glossary and translation memory for future pages
  • A quality checklist for each language
  • Search Console tracking by language or country

Your first language in the 7-day trial

One key page in a new language

We translate and review your main service or product page in the language you choose, with reciprocal hreflang, metadata and sitemap. If you already have several languages, we can audit your hreflang and fix its errors instead. Scope and dates are set in writing before we start.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Which languages should I add first?

Those of the markets where you already see demand or have a clear advantage, not the most widely spoken. We check GA4 and Search Console for where visits come from, which languages people write in and how much capacity you have to respond. One or two languages done well beat ten versions nobody maintains.

Does hreflang improve rankings?

Not directly. Hreflang tells Google which version to show based on the user's language or country, so the wrong page doesn't appear. To rank in each market you need useful content in that language and locally researched keywords. That's why we don't promise rankings: we measure impressions and clicks per language before and after.

Can I use machine translation for the whole site?

You can, but we don't recommend it for the pages that sell. It works as a draft or for supporting content; unreviewed, it tends to fail on technical terms, tone and calls to action. If a version isn't good enough yet, keep it out of the index until it is reviewed rather than lose the reader's trust.

What about forms, emails and chat?

They should be in the same language as the page. We review forms, confirmations, automated emails and, if you use a chatbot or WhatsApp, the first message. Have your advisor review translated legal texts. If you run automations in n8n, we can route each request by language.

Contact

Which language do you want to sell in next?

Tell us your markets and who will handle each language, and we'll propose a first page for the 7-day trial. Email nexuradigital2026@gmail.com or send a WhatsApp to +34 603 636 249.

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