Hreflang Tag
Hreflang Tag is an HTML attribute that tells search engines which language and regional version of a page to serve to users in different locales.
Hreflang tags prevent duplicate content issues in multilingual websites by signaling the relationship between language-specific page versions. When properly implemented, they ensure that French users see the French version and English users see the English version in search results.
Implementation requires reciprocal tags -- if page A declares page B as its French alternate, page B must also declare page A as its English alternate. Missing or broken reciprocal links cause search engines to ignore the hreflang signals entirely.
GenGrowth manages hreflang implementation automatically for all bilingual content, ensuring EN and ZH page pairs are correctly linked. The platform validates hreflang consistency during content publishing and alerts teams to orphaned translations or broken reciprocal references.
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