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We are about to officially launch Cleanfox : www.cleanfox.io

The issue that Google indexes the website only in English and when I look at the search results on Google.fr, the indexed content is in English.

I have gone through all the required stuff on both the Google Webmaster Console adding both FR and EN. I added hreflang attributes in both meta and links (the two links that lead to another language)... But nothing happens, all the content is just indexed in English.

justberare
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The problem is that you are using the same URL for both languages (see answer with more details).

Furthermore, with rel-alternate+hreflang you should point to translations of the current document, but you always seem to point to /en//fr (which then redirects to /). So for example, the following declaration on https://www.cleanfox.io/forest is wrong: 

   <link rel="alternate" hreflang="fr" href="https://www.cleanfox.io/fr">
   <link rel="alternate" hreflang="en" href="https://www.cleanfox.io/en">

Neither /fr nor /en is a translation of /forest.

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unor
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  • I think I did all the changes but Google still says that I have href lang errors :( – justberare Sep 15 '16 at 18:28
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    @justberare: It seems that Google Search hasn’t yet indexed many of your English pages (currently only `/en/foxintel` and `/en/landing`). So you might need more patience :) You might also want to redirect the old URLs (with `301`) to new ones; currently they give 404. (Btw., I guess you don’t want `/en/landing` to get indexed in the first place, as it seems to have the same content as the homepage.) -- Also note that you can ask SEO questions on [webmasters.se] (asking for SEO advice, i.e., what is good/bad, is off-topic on Stack Overflow). – unor Sep 15 '16 at 18:36
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for this you have create page for fr language so google will consider both are differnt page and will cr

Kirti
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