A Global SEO Agency for the Markets You Sell In

International SEO is the work of ranking one business in several countries. It has two parts that are easy to mix up. The first is the market part: finding what people in each country actually type, how many of them type it and which sites they meet there, then publishing pages that answer them. The second is the site part: telling search engines which version of a page belongs to which country or language, usually with hreflang tags and a clear structure of domains or folders.

Both parts matter more in 2026 than they did a few years ago. Buyers compare suppliers across borders, and they now ask ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI Overviews as often as they search. Those assistants answer differently from one country to the next, because they lean on the pages that rank there and on the sources people in that market trust. A brand that leads in the United States can be missing from the same question asked in the United Kingdom or Australia.

Most international SEO services sell both parts as one large project, often with translation, a site migration and a custom quote. We are honest about the split. The market part is what we do every day, for every market on your site. The site part, hreflang and multilingual structure, we neither check nor fix today, and this page says exactly where that line is.

Every site you add to SeoVision has one main market: a country and the language your pages are written in. It can be any country we research, in its own language, so a German shop gets its research from Google in Germany and its articles in German. You set the main market yourself when you start, and you can change it in your Business Profile until our team manages your markets.

On top of the main market, a site can have up to 3 extra markets in the same language. An American store that also ships to Canada, the UK and Australia is the typical case. Extra markets are added by our team, not in the product. In your Business Profile, under «Target market & language», you press «Request a market», choose the country and the language and send. The request becomes a ticket with a number, our team replies within 48 hours with what it includes, and nothing changes before you agree.

Once a market is added, our team re-tunes your project for it. The keyword set is looked up again in every market, the new market gets its own AI prompts, and your content plan is rebuilt on the fresh research. Only planned topics that have no text yet are replaced. Articles that are written, scheduled or already live stay exactly where they are.

The same product is searched differently from one country to the next. People in the UK look for a «mobile phone case», people in the US for a «cell phone case». A topic that is huge in one market can be small in another. Writing one plan for the United States and hoping it carries abroad misses that.

So our research reads every market on your site. It starts with your main market, draws ideas from one of your extra markets too, and then looks up each keyword we keep in every one of them, with Google's own search volume for that country. A topic is written once, and its value is the sum of its searches in all your markets, so a keyword that is modest at home but large across three countries moves up the plan.

The writing follows the same logic. Each article is written in your site's language, and in English the spelling follows your main country: colour and organise for a British site, color and organize for an American one. The searches themselves keep the spelling people type, so a British article can still target a keyword most people spell the American way. More on how we pick keywords in keyword research.

Lists of international SEO companies compare logos, office maps and awards. What decides your results is simpler: which countries get real work every month, in which language, and who checks it. These are the questions worth asking any global SEO company you talk to, with our own answers.

• Which markets do you cover, and how? Ask whether each country gets its own research or only a translated plan. Ours: every keyword is looked up in each of your markets.
• Who writes in each language? Ask whether native speakers, translators or AI write the pages. Ours are written by AI in your site's language and checked by an AI editor before they go live.
• Do you handle hreflang and site structure? Many agencies do, as a project. We do not, and we say so.
• How do you measure each country? Ask for numbers per market, not one blended chart. We show AI visibility per market, and with Search Console connected, your own clicks and queries.
• What does it cost, and is there a contract? Ask whether each country is billed on its own. With us a site costs the same with one market or four, and there is no contract.
• Do you have people in my target countries? We do not. We are a remote team with no office in any country, and we do not meet in person.