SEO and localization
Technical SEO built into the architecture: multilingual setup with correct hreflang, structured data, speed, and AI search readiness. Plus wp-loc, my own multilingual plugin
Technical SEO built into the architecture: multilingual setup with correct hreflang, structured data, speed, and AI search readiness. Plus wp-loc, my own multilingual plugin
“Visibility isn’t added to a finished website. It’s built into the architecture — from day one.”
I’ve been building digital products for over 18 years, and the visibility of every one of them was decided not by texts but by the foundation: clean semantics, logical data structure, and speed — a direct ranking factor for Google.
That’s why I build SEO into the architecture itself — from the WordPress core to the structure of language versions. Search bots crawl, understand, and index such a site without workarounds you’d later have to “optimize”.
For projects targeting several markets, I build a correct multilingual structure:
well-planned architecture of language versions and URLs
hreflang and canonical with no conflicts or duplicates
indexing and crawl budget control
migration from WPML with no data conversion
For this I built my own plugin, wp-loc — with a WPML-compatible database and AI translation powered by OpenAI, Claude, and Gemini.
You should be able to manage SEO yourself, without a developer and without touching the code:
full control over meta tags
manageable Schema.org markup
SEO fields for custom post types
clean, predictable generation of SEO data
As a result, you work with SEO deliberately, not by guesswork.
Schema markup is the language your site speaks to search:
organizations, services, products
articles, ratings, breadcrumbs
local business and events
It directly affects CTR in search results — and it’s exactly what language models read when they compose their answers.
Honestly: off-page optimization is a long and far-from-cheap process. But it works when done right. I use white-hat methods only, because I’ve seen how Google punishes grey-hat and black-hat ones: penalties cost more than any “quick” savings.
More and more often, people ask ChatGPT and Perplexity instead of Google. So I optimize websites for AI search as well: a direct answer at the top of the page, clean semantics, and structured data a language model can quote.
A page cited in AI answers keeps bringing clients even when classic search results stay silent.
Whatever you’re building — a website, an eCommerce platform, or a web app — SEO is systematic work with architecture, data, and content. When visibility is built in at the project level, both search engines and language models understand your site — today and after the next algorithm update.