Which language to use?

**hcgroup** · 14 November 2017, 1:59 pm

Hello guys,

I have published the "Turkey" section of my top10-casinosites.net site in English.

But the brands featured in this section have Turkish visitor target segments.

So is it better to publish the 5 reviews and the "Turkey" section in Turkish?

Most importantly, will it be a problem to use Turkish language pages inside the entirely English site?

Thanks in advance.

**Moonlight Cat** · 14 November 2017, 2:55 pm

Originally Posted by top10casinosites

Most importantly, will it be a problem to use Turkish language pages inside the entirely English site?

No Google understand the diffirence. In my site the same. Pages with different languages.
Google understand all without any problems.

**sweetbet** · 14 November 2017, 3:00 pm

The languages used would have to be dependent on the nature of your traffic and the languages that the casino offers. For example, it would be a great idea to publish a casino review in Turkish if your visitors are from Turkey and the advertised casino offers games in Turkish. But I probably wouldn't publish a Turkish review for Turkish players if the casino doesn't offer that language.

**hcgroup** · 14 November 2017, 3:04 pm

Ohh I see. Thanks a lot. So I should translate them to Turkish. Or shall I keep the English versions and also publish the Turkşish language versions as well?

And most importantly, if I will add the Turkish language versions of the pages additionally, what will be the url extensions?

I mean will the https://www.top10-casinosites.net/reviews/betboo-casino be https://www.top10-casinosites.net/re...asino-inceleme . whereas "inceleme" means "review" in Turkish?

Can you show samples on your site, please?

Thanks in advance.

Originally Posted by Moonlight Cat

No Google understand the diffirence. In my site the same. Pages with different languages.
Google understand all without any problems.

**hcgroup** · 14 November 2017, 3:12 pm

I see. Thanks a lot. So do you recommend me to translate each geographically targeted content page to its native language?

I have Sweden, Russia, Greece and much more...

It would be easy and correct to make Turkey betting sites to completely transfer to Turkish language but the fact is that as most of the other casinos offer several languages, it is better to keep them in English unless there is a specific visitor segment focused on that particular casino.

For example; There is a Swedish casino only in Sweden or specifically for Sweden, then translating to Swedish would be efficient. Right?

But then I have 2 more questions:

1) If you were me, will you translate each country page to its native language?

2) If I translate a casino to a specific language other than English, then shall I keep the English version also or transform the existing review page?

Thanks in advance

Originally Posted by sweetbet

The languages used would have to be dependent on the nature of your traffic and the languages that the casino offers. For example, it would be a great idea to publish a casino review in Turkish if your visitors are from Turkey and the advertised casino offers games in Turkish. But I probably wouldn't publish a Turkish review for Turkish players if the casino doesn't offer that language.

**sweetbet** · 14 November 2017, 6:11 pm

1) If you were me, will you translate each country page to its native language?

Yes. If you are promoting a Russian casino, then you'd want the review to be in Russian and listed on a Russian language page. Russian players would be using Russian search terms to find your language specific page.

2) If I translate a casino to a specific language other than English, then shall I keep the English version also or transform the existing review page?

If the casino offers games in English only, then I'd publish the review in English only.
If the casino offers games in Italian only, then I'd publish the review in Italian only.
If the casino offers games in both English & Italian, then I'd publish the review in both languages.

If I clicked on an English casino review and was taken to a Russian only casino site and I couldn't understand Russian, then I'd simply close the window and find a casino that features a language that I understand.

**hcgroup** · 14 November 2017, 9:26 pm

Hi Dear,

Everything is clear.

So please kindly confirm that it will not be a problem for Google to crawl and index several different languages on one site. It is all about "visitor experience". Right?

And last but not the least: What would be the title, description and url structures of those different language pages/posts? English or page/post
language specific?

Thanks in advance.

Originally Posted by sweetbet

1) If you were me, will you translate each country page to its native language?

Yes. If you are promoting a Russian casino, then you'd want the review to be in Russian and listed on a Russian language page. Russian players would be using Russian search terms to find your language specific page.

2) If I translate a casino to a specific language other than English, then shall I keep the English version also or transform the existing review page?

If the casino offers games in English only, then I'd publish the review in English only.
If the casino offers games in Italian only, then I'd publish the review in Italian only.
If the casino offers games in both English & Italian, then I'd publish the review in both languages.

If I clicked on an English casino review and was taken to a Russian only casino site and I couldn't understand Russian, then I'd simply close the window and find a casino that features a language that I understand.

**hcgroup** · 14 November 2017, 10:08 pm

Two more questions please:

Do you recommend me to use the names and alt tags of the images in the specific language I use?

And also the titles and descriptions of the tables?

Thanks in advance

Originally Posted by sweetbet

1) If you were me, will you translate each country page to its native language?

Yes. If you are promoting a Russian casino, then you'd want the review to be in Russian and listed on a Russian language page. Russian players would be using Russian search terms to find your language specific page.

2) If I translate a casino to a specific language other than English, then shall I keep the English version also or transform the existing review page?

If the casino offers games in English only, then I'd publish the review in English only.
If the casino offers games in Italian only, then I'd publish the review in Italian only.
If the casino offers games in both English & Italian, then I'd publish the review in both languages.

If I clicked on an English casino review and was taken to a Russian only casino site and I couldn't understand Russian, then I'd simply close the window and find a casino that features a language that I understand.

**Moonlight Cat** · 15 November 2017, 3:58 am

Originally Posted by hcgroup

I have Sweden, Russia, Greece and much more...

For Russian content i recomend to use separate domain or sub-domain. Russian ISPs block websites with gambling related content, including affiliate sites, and do this very quick. So, you need separate domain or sub-domain for protect your site from ISPs block. When IPSs block your Russian site, you must setup 301 Redirect for new domain/sub-domain.

**Moonlight Cat** · 15 November 2017, 4:09 am

Much depends on the country.

For example for most people in Sweeden, Norway, Finland, Denmark, Holland - English language is not the problem. Majority people on these countries speak, write and read English fluent.

But in Russia for example only little amount of people may speak or read English. As i know majority of people in France, Italy, Spain, Greece - do not speak English.

**hcgroup** · 15 November 2017, 4:39 am

Thanks a lot. I will not write the Russia part in Russian language as I do not prefer to take risk in any way.

Originally Posted by Moonlight Cat

For Russian content i recomend to use separate domain or sub-domain. Russian ISPs block websites with gambling related content, including affiliate sites, and do this very quick. So, you need separate domain or sub-domain for protect your site from ISPs block. When IPSs block your Russian site, you must setup 301 Redirect for new domain/sub-domain.

**hcgroup** · 15 November 2017, 4:41 am

I totally agree with you. Additionally in Turkey also majority can not speak English. So my strategy will be making the language change in the countries which do not speak English in general like you mentioned "France, Italy, Spain, Greece..."

Originally Posted by Moonlight Cat

Much depends on the country.

For example for most people in Sweeden, Norway, Finland, Denmark, Holland - English language is not the problem. Majority people on these countries speak, write and read English fluent.

But in Russia for example only little amount of people may speak or read English. As i know majority of people in France, Italy, Spain, Greece - do not speak English.

**sweetbet** · 15 November 2017, 2:05 pm

Q) So please kindly confirm that it will not be a problem for Google to crawl and index several different languages on one site. It is all about "visitor experience". Right?

I'm fairly sure that google can crawl and index any language.

Q) And last but not the least: What would be the title, description and url structures of those different language pages/posts? English or page/post
language specific?

Whatever you decide but the language you use would have to be the same as the language on the page.

Q) Do you recommend me to use the names and alt tags of the images in the specific language I use?

Yes

Q) And also the titles and descriptions of the tables?

In the specific language that you are using.

**hcgroup** · 15 November 2017, 2:10 pm

Everything is clear. I appreciate your priceless contribution to my work.

Cheers!

Originally Posted by sweetbet

Q) So please kindly confirm that it will not be a problem for Google to crawl and index several different languages on one site. It is all about "visitor experience". Right?

I'm fairly sure that google can crawl and index any language.

Q) And last but not the least: What would be the title, description and url structures of those different language pages/posts? English or page/post
language specific?

Whatever you decide but the language you use would have to be the same as the language on the page.

Q) Do you recommend me to use the names and alt tags of the images in the specific language I use?

Yes

Q) And also the titles and descriptions of the tables?

In the specific language that you are using.

**Cash Bonus** · 15 November 2017, 2:40 pm

Originally Posted by hcgroup

Hello guys,

I have published the "Turkey" section of my top10-casinosites.net site in English.

But the brands featured in this section have Turkish visitor target segments.

So is it better to publish the 5 reviews and the "Turkey" section in Turkish?

Most importantly, will it be a problem to use Turkish language pages inside the entirely English site?

Thanks in advance.

Hello hcgroup,

How are you doing?

I agree with sweetbet on this one here.

You have to use the languages that are available only to those casinos in question.

For example, if you are targeting Germany, you will have to use the German language or the language that is used by the majority of that country that you are targeting as a GEO target.

**hcgroup** · 15 November 2017, 2:46 pm

Hello mate,

I am very well indeed and I hope you are well, too

Thanks a lot for your contribution.

Cheers!

Originally Posted by vtyunby65

Hello hcgroup,

How are you doing?

I agreewith sweetbet on this one here.

You have to use the languages that are available only to those casinos in question.

For example, if you are targeting Germany, you will have to use the German language or the language that is used by the majority of that country that you are targeting as a GEO target.

**Cash Bonus** · 15 November 2017, 2:49 pm

Originally Posted by hcgroup

Hello mate,

I am very well indeed and I hope you are well, too

Thanks a lot for your contribution.

Cheers!

Hello hcgroup,

I'm glad to hear that you're doing well today. I'm doing well too. Thanks a lot for asking

You're welcome. I just wanted to be able to help you out in any way that I'm able to.

Thanks again!

**hcgroup** · 15 November 2017, 2:51 pm

Thanks, dude

I am also glad to e-meet you.

You helped a lot.

Cheers & keep in touch.

Not at all and thanks again, too...

Take care

Originally Posted by vtyunby65

Hello hcgroup,

I'm glad to hear that you're doing well today. I'm doing well too. Thanks a lot for asking

You're welcome. I just wanted to be able to help you out in any way that I'm able to.

Thanks again!

**Cash Bonus** · 15 November 2017, 2:56 pm

Originally Posted by hcgroup

Thanks, dude

I am also glad to e-meet you.

You helped a lot.

Cheers & keep in touch.

Not at all and thanks again, too...

Take care

That's okay, no worries at all. You're welcome. Anytime mate.

Take care and talk to you again soon!

Please, give us a shout if you need anything else.

**hcgroup** · 15 November 2017, 2:58 pm

Appreciated. Sure. Same with you. ALWAYS!

cheers & take care

bye for now

Originally Posted by vtyunby65

That's okay, no worries at all. You're welcome. Anytime mate.

Take care and talk to you again soon!

Please, give us a shout if you need anything else.

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