Search Atlas supports multilingual websites across its SEO, content analysis, and related features. This includes Dutch and a broad range of other EU languages, making it a viable option for teams working outside of English-language markets.
If you manage a multilingual site, here is what you need to know before getting started.
Dutch Language Support
Search Atlas supports Dutch websites for SEO tasks and content analysis. As with any AI-generated content in a non-English language, we recommend building an editorial review step into your workflow to catch any stylistic or formatting inaccuracies before publishing.
Other EU Languages
Search Atlas is broadly compatible with EU languages beyond Dutch. That said, performance can vary depending on the specific language and use case. We recommend testing the platform with your target language before relying on it in a production environment.
Multilingual SEO Features
Search Atlas includes dedicated support for multilingual SEO setups, including:
- Hreflang tag support
- Language-alternate detection
- Compatibility with popular WordPress multilingual plugins, including WPML, Polylang, and TranslatePress
Best Practices for Multilingual Use
- Manually review AI-generated content in non-English languages to catch any stylistic or formatting inaccuracies before publishing.
- Run your specific language and use case through the platform in a test environment before incorporating it into your production workflow.
- If you notice discrepancies or errors in a particular language, report them through the platform. User feedback directly helps improve accuracy over time.
If you have questions about a specific language or use case not covered here, you are welcome to chat with a human teammate using the live chat widget inside the app.