Auditing Hreflang Annotations: The Most Common Issues & How To Avoid Them

April 30, 2015 By Aleyda Solis In Search Engine Optimization

Auditing Hreflang Annotations Which are the most common issues around hreflang annotations implementation for international -multilingual & multicountry- Websites?

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