Ranking for 2 keywords in 2 different languages - Possible?

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hi,

I'm ranking for 1 keyword in Slovakia on 5th place. It's bringing me nice sales and I focusing now on ranking it even higher. I ranked the product page alone.

Now I found out, that in the neighbouring country the same keyword has 2x more search volume and competition is very small..

Can I duplicate my product and change and optimize the whole product page for neighbour language and keyword? Will this work out for me please? Languages are very similar however they have differences :)

Thanks!
 
Can I duplicate my product and change and optimize the whole product page for neighbour language and keyword?
One of the biggest risks of multilingual SEO is duplicate content. If you present very similar content on your website on multiple pages, Google won’t know which content to show in the search engines. Duplicate pages compete with each other, so the individual rankings of the pages will go down. You can avoid this particular issue with hreflang, an element of your multilingual SEO strategy.
 
Does your neighbouring country speak the same language? If no then you can just translate your page with WPML or something and see if it ranks.
 
I think that this one is fine but no prior experience.
 
If your neighboring country have the same language then it was not possible. If they have the different language then you can translate your page then ranking may be possible.
 
If your neighboring country have the same language then it was not possible. If they have the different language then you can translate your page then ranking may be possible.
Does your neighbouring country speak the same language? If no then you can just translate your page with WPML or something and see if it ranks.
I'm from Slovakia and neighbor's country language is the Czech language and it has a lot of similarities because we were one country in the past. That's why I'm afraid of duplicable content :/

One of the biggest risks of multilingual SEO is duplicate content. If you present very similar content on your website on multiple pages, Google won’t know which content to show in the search engines. Duplicate pages compete with each other, so the individual rankings of the pages will go down. You can avoid this particular issue with hreflang, an element of your multilingual SEO strategy.
I'll have to learn more about multilang. websites and SEO approach :) thanks
 
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