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Multilingual Outreach

Links That Work in Every Market You Sell In

Campaigns built for local languages and local publishers, run by native-speaking outreach specialists, so brands expanding into new markets get links that actually count there.

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  • 14+ languages
  • Native outreach staff
  • Local publisher networks
  • Hreflang aligned
The Mistake

Translation Is the Smallest Part

A translated pitch sent to a German editor from an English outreach template reads exactly like what it is. Local publishers respond to local context: the events they cover, the competitors they know, the format they expect.

Publisher landscapes are not interchangeable either. Some markets run on a handful of national outlets, others on dense networks of niche blogs. Building the same campaign shape in both wastes budget in one of them.

  • Outreach written by native speakers, not translated
  • Top publishers mapped per market before pitching
  • Anchor ratios adapted to the language
  • Links pointed at the correct hreflang version

Regions we cover

  • Western and Northern Europe
  • Central and Eastern Europe
  • Gulf and MENA markets
  • Latin America
  • Southeast Asia
  • Nordics and Baltics
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What We Run

International Campaigns, Run Locally

One point of contact, native delivery in every market.

  1. 01

    Native Outreach Specialists

    Pitches written and sent by people who speak the language and know the publications, not by a translation layer.

  2. 02

    Market Publisher Mapping

    The top publishers per language identified and ranked before any outreach begins.

  3. 03

    Local-Language Content

    Articles written natively for the market, not translated from an English original.

  4. 04

    Hreflang Alignment

    Links pointed at the correct language version so the campaign supports your setup instead of fighting it.

  5. 05

    Per-Market Reporting

    Placements, metrics and referral traffic broken out by market so you can see which ones are working.

  6. 06

    Market Entry Support

    Prioritisation advice when you are entering several markets and cannot fund them all at once.

How It Runs

From brief to measurable result

Four stages, run in order, each with something you can review before the next one starts.

  1. 01
    Map

    Understand the Market

    • Top publishers identified per language
    • Competitor link profiles reviewed locally
    • Ranking landscape assessed
    • Priority markets agreed
  2. 02
    Adapt

    Localise the Campaign

    • Angles adapted to local context
    • Anchor strategy set per language
    • Native writers briefed
    • Target pages confirmed per locale
  3. 03
    Outreach

    Pitch in Language

    • Native specialists contact editors
    • Relationships built, not transactions
    • Personal follow-up in language
    • Placements confirmed and scheduled
  4. 04
    Report

    Market by Market

    • Placements reported per market
    • Local referral traffic tracked
    • Ranking movement per locale
    • Budget reallocated to what works
How We Deliver

Local Everywhere, Managed Centrally

You deal with one team and one report. The outreach happens in fourteen languages behind it.

  • Native-speaking outreach
  • 14+ languages
  • Per-market publisher maps
  • Natively written content
  • Hreflang-aligned targets
  • Per-market reporting
  • Same quality rules everywhere
  • Single point of contact
  • 12-month replacement
Related

Pairs well with

Most clients run these alongside Multilingual Outreach.

FAQ

Multilingual Outreach questions

Something not covered here? Ask us directly and a strategist will reply within one working day.

Fourteen with native staff, including German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Swedish, Arabic, Turkish, Japanese and Korean. We will tell you honestly if a market is outside our network.
Written natively. Translated content reads like translated content to an editor, and it is the most common reason international outreach gets ignored.
The local one. If your German links point at an English page, you have paid for a signal that fights your own hreflang setup.
Similar in most European markets, sometimes lower in emerging ones. Where a market has very few credible publishers, prices go up because supply is genuinely limited.
Yes. If you cannot fund every market at once, we will look at search demand, competition and publisher availability and tell you which one to fund first.
Yes. Traffic verification, relevance screening, spam thresholds and the replacement guarantee are identical in every language.

Let's Figure Out What Growth Actually Looks Like

We look closely at your website, your industry, and where you currently stand. Then we walk you through exactly what we do, and how much it would cost.

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