SEO for foreigners as Anonymous
Hi, everybody.
In a former blog (the first for the precision) I complaint about the difficulties I, as a foreigner, have trying to sell outside of Italy. Resuming there are 2 points which make things bad:
- I don’t speak and write English;
- My Dns location is in Italy.
So, understand me, I speak and write in English, but my texts sound weird sometimes. I can’t help it, I still think in Italian and a language is mainly a mental and a cultural product. I’ve resolved it and my new year proposal is to study and memorize a 4k words more and propositions with a method I used some years ago and that has given me good results.
As for the DNS, the problem it is that the results from Google are spoiled by the location. The search engine trying to do me a favour fills its lists with Italian ads and results. Instead, I’m looking for the keywords used by all over the world and that is a nuisance, isn’t it?
That’s fixed now. Tools like Jaaxy and a Vpn service, or the browser of the Tor Project set me and my computer somewhere in the USA. Doing my SEO as anonymous seems to be the only way.
Before I say you goodbye, I insert a link to a video that explains this problem and tries to give it a solution.
Bye bye. Marty
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Yep, I usually check my translation with it. Nevertheless the problem is in the way one think.
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Does anyone know where I can find SEO tools for Thai language? Or I can just put English and aim at keywords in English to increase my ranking on Google in general?
Read the info on this web page.
It will give you tips and advice.
https://www.quora.com/How-does-SEO-work-for-Thai-language
Enjoy your Tuesday.
Robert-A
have you tried this one?
https://keywordtool.io/
good luck
phil
Thank you... there are no ways to find a free tool, I guess?
Perhaps a translation function on your site would be best.
Have a look at mine.
I show flags because if the visitor can't read English they will surely recognize their country flag.
https://quickwaysmakemoney.siterubix.com
Does it mean that most people usually search for English keywords now even though they don't speak English? My main audience is local Thai so I think I shall stick with the Thai language. Do you think if I put English here and there in the content (that is mostly in Thai), that would help with ranking or it would confuse Google?
Thank you so much! And sorry for the delay.
I have a friend in Thailand and according to her most of the 'Educated' Thai people do prefer to speak English and its the lower working classes that tend to speak Thai.
This being said I would think that its the more educated people who would be interested in what you have to offer because the local people will buy/sell locally.
No offence intended for any of the above.
Enjoy your Friday.
Robert-A
Understand, but I prefer offering services to whoever that can afford. Having said so, those include people who don't speak English but have a fortune to spend. That's how my friend in Northeastern Thailand has been making money in the industry I just started. Also, if they spoke English, they wouldn't need my help to be a facilitator and communicator on their behalf.
No offence. I understand where your friend is coming from. But not only educated people can be big spenders. In fact, most of them still live paycheck to paycheck.
Also I don't think highly educated Thais would speak English when they hang out with their Thai friends or family. That's not common at all.
Anyways, thank you for taking time to help me with the SEO thing. It's helpful and I appreciate your kind advice.
No probs and hope you had a great day today. must be time for bed in Thailand.
Robert
PS
my friend lives in Chiang Mai
It's only 5:30 p.m. here haha. Long way to go for me today!
I'm in Bangkok.
I keep forgetting the time difference.
I will probably call her at 2 in the morning when she's sleeping and get it from her the next day lol.
Enjoy what's left of your evening.
Robert