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Hi there,
I have a new website and it is business categorized, what should I do for seo (International) of that website? Any ideas and suggestions will be highly appreciated! www.buzzcouponcodes.com
Thanks in advance :)

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Good start — the replies from , and cover the fundamentals. Below is a short, practical international-SEO checklist focused on things the thread hasn’t yet detailed: URL/geotargeting choices, how to make language/region variants crawlable, and quick technical checks to avoid common mistakes.

Decide the URL strategy first. Use ccTLDs only when you want a clear country signal and can manage separate sites. Use subfolders (example.com/de/) or subdomains when you want centralized management; those can be geotargeted in Search Console. Pick 2–3 priority markets to start and map your content and commerce flows to that structure so you avoid later migrations. (developers.google.com)

Implement hreflang (either head link tags or sitemap xhtml entries) and include an x-default that points to a language-selector or sensible default. Every URL in a language cluster should list all alternates (reciprocal links). Example:

<link rel="alternate" hreflang="en" href="https://example.com/en/page" />
<link rel="alternate" hreflang="es" href="https://example.com/es/page" />
<link rel="alternate" hreflang="x-default" href="https://example.com/" />

Use the same URLs in your sitemap hreflang entries if you prefer XML. (developers.google.com)

Avoid automatic redirects based on IP or browser language; Googlebot may not see all site variants if you do that. Offer a clear language/region switch and persist the user’s choice (cookie or URL), not a forced redirect. Also, use rel="canonical" only for true duplicates — don’t try to canonicalize away language/regional variants instead of using hreflang. (developers.google.com)

Finally: register each major variant in Search Console (or submit targeted sitemaps), monitor coverage and hreflang reports, and test with small changes before scaling. Prioritize localization that affects conversions (currency, shipping, local contact info) once the technical signals are correct. (developers.google.com)

If there’s interest, follow-up recommendations can cover: example folder structure for coupon sites, how to localize offers and legal text, and a short QA checklist to validate hreflang/canonical/sitemap implementations.

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Member Avatar for jayashreemarg

First you should go with on-page optimization of the website followed by off-page optimization which is the process of building backlinks to the website.

Member Avatar for Baylee

First you should know about SEO rules and On page -off page both are very important in SEO
On page
* Proper Meta tags,
* Alt tags for all images
* content should be unique
* keep udataing your content
* using H1 tags in proper manner

Off -page
* Generating backlinks
*Social Media advertisment
* links exchange
*Article and blog submission etc

Member Avatar for catheylee

Baylee you are right! these things are best for your new website

Member Avatar for monica_14

Firstly, concentrate on keyword analysis and competitor analysis. Then go with content optimization, onpage and offpage optimizations.

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