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SEO built in both languages from the first keyword, not translated afterwards.
Separate keyword research per language, hreflang implemented correctly from day one, and content that reads as written for each market — not run through a translation layer.
Is this for you?
- You have one strong-language site and one that's thin, missing, or obviously translated.
- You're a French business wanting to reach English-speaking tourists or expats — or the reverse.
- Rankings are fine in one language and quietly weak in the other, and nobody's explained why.
- You've had hreflang or duplicate-content errors from a bolt-on translation plugin.
- You need one point of contact who genuinely works in both languages, not a hand-off between teams.
Not for you if: You only ever intend to sell in one language — the value here is specifically in doing both properly, so a single-language site should look at On-Page & Content SEO instead.
What's included
How this service runs
- 01
Research
Keyword research runs twice, once per language, because search behaviour genuinely differs between them, not just the words.
- 02
Structure
URL structure and hreflang are planned before a single page is built, so neither language is an afterthought.
- 03
Write
Content is written natively in each language by someone who thinks in it, then checked against the other for consistency of message, not wording.
- 04
Launch
Both language versions go live together, correctly linked to each other via hreflang.
- 05
Report
Rankings, traffic, and conversions are reported separately per language, every month.
Packages & pricing
Bilingual Launch
€2,400 excl. VAT
One-off · 42 working days
- Bilingual keyword research (both languages)
- hreflang & URL structure setup
- Native content for 10 pages
- Technical bilingual QA
Bilingual Retainer
€1,290 /month
3-month minimum · 1-month notice
- Ongoing bilingual keyword tracking
- Content updates in both languages
- Monthly per-language reporting
- hreflang & technical monitoring
Reported in two languages, because it was built in two languages.
You get separate ranking and traffic reporting for French and English, every month — because a bilingual site that's actually working shows different movement in each market, and blending the numbers together would hide exactly the thing you're paying us to get right.
Frequently asked questions
01 Isn't this just translation with extra steps?
No — that's the exact problem this service exists to avoid. Keyword research, content, and structure are built separately for each language from the start. Translation happens after the strategy is already wrong for one market; this doesn't.
02 I already have an English site. Can you just add French?
Yes — Bilingual Launch is built for exactly that, or the reverse. We'll audit what exists first so the new language isn't bolted onto a structure that was never designed to hold two.
03 What is hreflang and why does it matter?
It's the technical signal that tells Google which language version of a page to show which searcher. Implemented wrong, or not at all, it causes duplicate-content issues and the wrong language showing up in the wrong market's results — a common failure point in bolt-on translations.
04 Do you write the French content yourselves?
Yes — natively, not through translation software with an SEO pass over the top. It's the core of what this service is.
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