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Found on Google, cited by AI, in every language.

Your translations are written into your store. Each language has its own URLs, metadata and internal links, readable by Google and by generative engines alike.

The same coat from a fashion store, found in three Google searches in Italy, Germany and Spain. Each result has its own address, title and description in the country’s language.

What Google reads, under every page.

The translated text is only the surface. Underneath, the URL, the metadata, the hreflang tags and the sitemap follow the language, written into your store, not served by a third-party server.

The German page of a coat, taken apart into layers. The visible content, the translated URL, the title and meta description, the hreflang tags and the sitemap entry, resting on the store’s CMS, Shopify, PrestaShop, Medusa or Payload.

Your internal links follow the language.

A link to a product, a collection or an article is not translated word for word. Reversia points it to the translated page, in the right language.

A store’s blog post in French, then translated into German. The link to the cashmere coat points to the French page in the original, and to the German page in the translation.

Cited by AI, in the language of the question.

ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google’s AI Overviews cite pages written in the user’s language. Your page still has to exist, readable by their crawlers.

A generative engine’s answer to a question asked in German about the warmest cashmere coat. It cites the coat’s German page and a post from the store’s German blog.

A word from an SEO & GEO manager.

PerenzaCustomer review · Shopify

“The best app out there today for Shopify translation, with well-honed automation.”

DavidSEO & GEO Manager at Perenza

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Frequently asked questions

What we get asked most often.

  • Does Reversia handle hreflang tags?
    Yes. Reversia adapts to the way your CMS manages hreflang tags. Depending on your platform, they are generated and kept up to date with no setup on your side.
  • Subdirectories or country domains?
    You choose the structure in your platform, subdirectories such as /de/ or one domain per country. Reversia follows your configuration and translates the URLs of each language.
  • Are SEO titles and descriptions translated?
    Yes. SEO titles and descriptions, URLs, H1 and H2 headings are translated with the rest of the content, and stay editable language by language in the editor.
  • Can Google index the translated content?
    Yes. Translations are written into your CMS. The translated text is part of each page’s HTML, just like your original text.
  • What is GEO?
    SEO works on your place in a list of results. GEO targets the answers of generative engines, such as ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google’s AI Overviews, which cite a few sources instead of listing ten. Both rest on the same foundation, content that sits in the HTML, is structured, and is available in the language of the question.
  • Does Reversia guarantee being cited by ChatGPT or Perplexity?
    No, and nobody can guarantee it. Generative engines choose their own sources. Reversia makes sure their crawlers can read your content in every language, which is the condition for being cited.
  • If I stop using Reversia, do I keep my rankings?
    Yes. The translations and translated URLs stay in your store, and so does the SEO benefit gained with them.

Your store, found in every language.

A search field types the same search in five languages, French, English, Spanish, Italian and German. Each time, the store’s page in the language of the search appears right below it.