Why Arabic URLs considered long length by Moz Pro Audit?
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I am running a multi-language website (Ar/En): https://drmoamenada.com/
When I carry out Audit using Moz Pro, I see many issues related to long URL length in Arabic pages although they don't exceed 65 characters long in the Arabic language.
Can you help me with this issue, please?
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When i write my domin posts in arabic it become longer on social media.
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That's because when you type in Arabic or Persian, your URL will change to something else when you share it. (with some % and English characters). So Moz consider that as a long URL. I suggest you using English URLs for your website. Because it looks pretty when you share it, and you won't get any error on Moz tool. If you need more help, please check out our SEO services
We support Arabic language as well as English and Persian.
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