Multi Langes Blog on Multi languages Website
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Hello!
I need your Idea.
I have my website in 4 languages. for example: domain.com/en domain.com/fr etc.. up to 4 languages.
And i run at the moment domain.com/blog but now, i like to invest on content on all languages.
What is your idea ?
or
or
or to use another word instead "blog" for example to use domain.com/en/magazine
or domain.com/en/now or another word?
what do you prefer me?
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Hi,
I have never done this before and havent read about anyone doing this before. However, I know that Apple has an international website and they are well optimized. Therefore, I took a look and it seems like they do it this way:
US: www.apple.com/hotnews = www.domain.com/blog
HK: www.apple.com/hk/hotnews = www.domain.com/hk/blog
UK: www.apple.com/uk/hotnews = www.domain.com/uk/blog
I am sure there are different ways to do it and it is based on your budget and preferences. Whichever you can do with your budget and easier to manage.
Hope this helps
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