Ecom: Hreflang start working - anything I can do about SERP currencies?

[sriffs]

Hello everyone,

Finally, after moving our hreflang tags from our sitemap to our header HTML, Google seems to start displaying the correct URLs in the SERPs.

From what I can see - Google folds URLs, so instead of indexing all pages, it only selects an English version of our site but displays a different URL based on our hreflang tags (not sure if that's good or bad or if I should work towards a full indexation).

However - I am now facing the issue that the wrong currency will often be displayed in my SERPs. E.g. in Australia I may have Euros or in Canada we see British Pounds (i.e. /en-ca/* URL shows in SERPs but the /en-gb/* URL is actually indexed).

Is there any way around this? I was searching for a solution and found some but seems like most don't exist anymore (https://moz.com/community/q/topic/53216/international-seo-ecommerce-rich-snippets/3) at least if I try and dig deeper into the source.

What's the current recommendation?

[Kateparish]

@sriffs follow these recommendations for international SEO:

• Hreflang tags: Move your hreflang tags from the sitemap to the header HTML, ensuring they are implemented correctly.

• Country targeting: Configure your website's country targeting settings in Google Search Console accurately.

• Currency markup: Use structured data markup (schema.org organization) to specify the currency for prices on each webpage.

• Geotargeting signals: Include country-specific information on your website, such as local addresses, phone numbers, and pricing in the correct currency.

• Rich snippets: Utilize product schema markup to provide detailed information about your products, including price, currency, and availability.

• Monitor and optimize: Regularly check for errors in hreflang tags, currency markup, and structured data implementation, making adjustments as necessary.