r/TechSEO

Multilingual website for tour packages

I’m managing a travel agency website, now it’s only English and would add Spanish, french and Chinese…. I have a max of 100 pages. And the English live version (.com) is in main site folder and well ranked with continuous engaging traffic/leads.

what is the best structure to put that in a Wordpress site? A plugin to recommend and/or create separate sites (don’t like it)

Help please !

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u/Greenzone51 — 30 minutes ago
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Launching in the era of agentic spam

Help needed! How you launch new product with brand new domain now?

From what I already learned people now creating tons of junky content just to put a backlink. Google already punishing large campaigns with thousands of articles?

Doing nothing is also not an option because I will never get organic traffic.

What is new normal? I don’t want my service to be a spambot. It’s just a platform for selling businesses.

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u/Ill-Chart-1486 — 8 hours ago

Are quotable pages different from top ranking ones?

Was playing around with some prompts, nothing serious.

Kept seeing the same thing though. The stuff that reads super quotable wasn’t coming from the usual top-ranking pages. At first I ignored it, but after a few runs it didn’t feel random anymore.

My guess is it might have more to do with how content is written/structured than classic ranking signals. Like super direct answers, cleaner phrasing, that kind of thing.

Could be totally off here, small sample and all that. Anyone else notice this or test something similar?

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u/EnShaar — 7 hours ago

Curious how technical SEOs here structure content clusters at scale

Hey everyone,

I’ve been digging deeper into technical SEO lately and ran into something I’m trying to figure out.

When a site starts publishing a lot of content around one topic, keeping the site structure, internal linking, and crawl paths clean becomes harder than I expected. A lot of sites talk about building content clusters, but technically organizing them well seems to be the real challenge.

I’ve been experimenting with a workflow where a single topic expands into multiple related articles that are internally connected from the start, instead of adding links randomly later.

Still testing and trying to see if this actually helps with crawlability and topical authority.

Curious how people here handle this:

  • Do you plan your internal linking before publishing content?
  • How do you prevent orphan pages when scaling content?
  • Do you rely on any tools or scripts to manage this?

Would be really interested to hear how others approach this from a technical SEO perspective.

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u/BoringShake6404 — 22 hours ago
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