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URL-based page translation is an approach where each translated version of a page has its own unique, crawlable URL. This subcategory explores how to implement URL structures for multilingual SEO, analytics, and usability. You’ll start by comparing the three major URL strategies: subdirectories (example.com/fr/), subdomains (fr.example.com), and country-code top-level domains (example.fr). You'll learn their respective pros and cons in terms of indexing, performance, and user trust. The course walks you through setting up URL-based translation in popular CMSs like WordPress, Shopify, Magento, and headless environments using Next.js or Strapi. Key topics include configuring hreflang tags, setting canonical links, localizing slugs and pathnames, and ensuring consistent sitemap generation across languages. You’ll explore tools like Screaming Frog, Ahrefs, and Google Search Console to monitor performance, manage crawl budgets, and diagnose issues like mixed language signals or incorrect redirects. The course also includes advanced routing techniques, browser-language redirection rules, and ways to minimize redirect loops. For e-commerce and landing pages, you’ll learn how to optimize conversion rates by tailoring URLs to user expectations and search behavior. You’ll also study how to localize vanity URLs, manage URL updates in translation workflows, and maintain legacy link integrity through proper redirects. This training is ideal for SEO professionals, developers, and marketers looking to scale multilingual content while keeping search engine visibility, user navigation, and analytics segmentation clean and efficient. With URL-based translation implemented correctly, you’ll gain better indexing, higher relevance scores, and improved global user experience.