Bill Hunt
@billhunt3.bsky.social
Global Digital Strategist @ Back Azimuth Consulting, Co-Host of International Webmastery Podcast, keynote speaker, author, SCUBA diver and global traveler.
If the query is a brand query, Google tends to pull in the stronger, even with hreflang.
If both hreflang are the same, having both methods is not a problem, but it is better to pick one.
Check GSC for the correct page and see if Google chose the wrong one or a totally different page.
If both hreflang are the same, having both methods is not a problem, but it is better to pick one.
Check GSC for the correct page and see if Google chose the wrong one or a totally different page.
November 19, 2024 at 7:21 PM
If the query is a brand query, Google tends to pull in the stronger, even with hreflang.
If both hreflang are the same, having both methods is not a problem, but it is better to pick one.
Check GSC for the correct page and see if Google chose the wrong one or a totally different page.
If both hreflang are the same, having both methods is not a problem, but it is better to pick one.
Check GSC for the correct page and see if Google chose the wrong one or a totally different page.