Asia and China SEO service
Understand how well your website ranks in Asia
An localised and effective SEO strategy requires a solid understanding of your website’s current performance on major search engines in Asia, including China. Our SEO Consulting package begins with an exhaustive SEO assessment, keyword expansion, and competitor analysis to develop a practical plan that will drive measurable results for your business.
Analyse your website performance for relevant keywords
Achieving success on search engines in locales across Asia begins with selecting the right keywords. Our team can research 200 keywords and track your ranking and outshine competitors.
Your website optimised for search engines in Asia
Optimise your Asian website for the top 30 keywords. Our experts will review and revise crucial website elements, enhance URL structure, page titles, meta descriptions, and internal linking.
Address key ranking performance issues
Identifying and rectifying common ranking issues like missing H1 tags and keyword density is vital. We will assess your entire website to provide insights for SEO content improvement.
Prioritise the SEO tactics that will have the biggest impact
Our SEO Consulting programs, spanning a minimum of six months, will tailor SEO tactics to your web presence across Asia, including China. From page creation strategies to inbound link recommendations, and more.
Structure your pages for optimal ranking results
Page layouts can have a significant impact on your ranking performance. We will refine your template layouts, aligning them with best practices for major search engines across Asia and China.
Be confident you're always on top of your SEO
We will provide quarterly, in-depth SEO reviews to keep you atop the SEO game. Our experts can audit your site, add foundational SEO settings, and optimize pages for peak performance.
Frequently asked questions
The popularity of search engines varies significantly across different Asian countries, reflecting different user preferences throughout the various locales in the region. Here is an overview of the unique search engines in various Asian countries:
China
Baidu is the dominant search engine in China, often referred to as "China's Google." It offers a range of services tailored to the Chinese audience, including Baidu maps and an online encyclopaedia. Search engine user preferences in China is unique as there are a number of frequently used search engines in China to learn more about these search engines check out our SEO in China blog.
South Korea
Naver is the leading search engine in South Korea. It functions more like a portal site with various blocks of content types, including news, blogs, and shopping, making it distinct from traditional search engines.
Japan
Yahoo! Japan provides a comprehensive platform with integrated services such as news and e-commerce, tailored specifically for Japanese users.
India and Southeast Asia
Google dominates in several Asian countries, including India, Indonesia, Thailand, and the Philippines. In Vietnam, Google shares the market with Coc Coc, a local search engine tailored for the Vietnamese language.
These search engines reflect the diverse digital landscapes and user preferences across Asia, with local players like Baidu, Naver, and Yahoo! Japan holding significant market shares in their respective countries.
A locale is a set that defines region preferences/characteristics that your audience is used to. It encompasses language, digital assets optimisation (loading time and search engines), local social messaging apps and visual representation.
The Sinorbis locales are:
· Mainland China (Simplified Chinese)
· Taiwan (Traditional Chinese, English US)
· Hong-Kong (Traditional Chinese, English UK)
· India (English UK)
· Vietnam (Vietnamese)
· Indonesia (Bahasa Indonesia)
· Thailand (Thai, English US)
· Malaysia (Bahasa Malaysia, English US)
· Philippines (Filipino, English US)
· South Korea (Korean)
· Japan (Japanese)
· International (English UK, US and ANZ)
Marketing localisation refers to the adaptation of a marketing activities, product, application, or content to meet the language, cultural, technology and other requirements of a specific target market (a locale).
Often thought of only as a synonym for translation of content, marketing localization is a substantially more complex issue.
It can entail customization related to:
• Marketing channels
• Technology constraints
• Varying legal requirements
Symbols, colours, text and graphics containing references to objects, actions, or ideas which, in a given culture, may be subject to misinterpretation or viewed as insensitive.
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