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Hi Armin Saberzadeh,

I think it is quite fine to have the French translations in URLs like www.abc.com/fr/livre.
Though it is also fine to leave it www.abc.com/fr/book

If you have only English & French content and it isn't hard to implement, I would advice using www.abc.com/fr/livre

The second point. I do not think it is fine to have the same page in different languages about different topics like books and pencils just from user's point of view.

However you can create your pages the way you want and using tags you can tell search engines that www.abc.com/fr/crayon is the French version of the www.abc.com/book page.
You can learn more about the hreflang tags on here.

Regards,

Hi everyone,

I wonder what you think about a strategy of creating new separate pages for each targeted keyword?

Option 1. Something like this:

website.com/keyword-1
website.com/keyword-2
...
website.com/keyword-100

I think it is better to have all the keywords grouped and target pages for the groups instead of individual keywords.

Option 2. Something like this:

website.com/group-1
website.com/group-2
...
website.com/group-7

What is the option you would choose?

Thanks & Regards.

Hi Armin Saberzadeh,

I think it is quite fine to have the French translations in URLs like www.abc.com/fr/livre.
Though it is also fine to leave it www.abc.com/fr/book

If you have only English & French content and it isn't hard to implement, I would advice using www.abc.com/fr/livre

The second point. I do not think it is fine to have the same page in different languages about different topics like books and pencils just from user's point of view.

However you can create your pages the way you want and using tags you can tell search engines that www.abc.com/fr/crayon is the French version of the www.abc.com/book page.
You can learn more about the hreflang tags on here.

Regards,