Hey community!
Since the March Core Update, I’ve been running into a major issue with Google’s auto-translated pages showing up in international search results — especially in non-English markets like Spanish, Portuguese, German, and others.
This was recently covered in an Ahrefs blog post and by an SEO specialist who seems to have been the first to raise the alarm about it.
In my case, I’m working with a trusted product website (DR 75+) that has fully localized content in multiple languages. Despite this, we’re still getting outranked by Google Translate proxy pages in several markets.
Have any of you noticed the same in your SERPs? Have you tested anything that actually worked to outrank the auto-translated versions? Anything other than “building trust”
Curious to hear your thoughts and experiences!
Since the March Core Update, I’ve been running into a major issue with Google’s auto-translated pages showing up in international search results — especially in non-English markets like Spanish, Portuguese, German, and others.
This was recently covered in an Ahrefs blog post and by an SEO specialist who seems to have been the first to raise the alarm about it.
In my case, I’m working with a trusted product website (DR 75+) that has fully localized content in multiple languages. Despite this, we’re still getting outranked by Google Translate proxy pages in several markets.
Have any of you noticed the same in your SERPs? Have you tested anything that actually worked to outrank the auto-translated versions? Anything other than “building trust”
Curious to hear your thoughts and experiences!
