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At a glance, I can only see them in place on your respective homepages, where it only has limited value. It should ideally be across all pages of all sites, so
by butler14 10y ago
At a glance, I can only see them in place on your respective homepages, where it only has limited value.
It should ideally be across all pages of all sites, so as to declare all 'sibling' pages, e.g.
https://www.fortsu.co.uk/running-shoes/all/trail https://www.fortsu.co.uk/running-shoes/all/trail
https://www.fortsu.de/laufschuhe/alle/trail https://www.fortsu.de/laufschuhe/alle/trail
https://www.fortsu.com/running-shoes/all/trail https://www.fortsu.com/running-shoes/all/trail
you can also use XML sitemaps to implement it, which tends to be preferable, especially if you don't want the extra bloat in the HTML of your pages.
- dgranda 10y agoI will double check category pages (those you point out) but I am sure hreflang attributes are in place for product pages ;) I will check the XML sitemap stuff, thanks for the tip.