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Bilingual websites for Miami — English and Spanish, both real.

Most of Miami searches in Spanish at least some of the time. A translate button does not rank and reads badly. A real Spanish version does both.

A bilingual site is two sites that share one design: an English version and a Spanish version, each with its own URLs, titles and structured data, linked to each other so Google shows the right one. We write the Spanish natively — not translated word for word — and keep the phone number, hours and forms identical in both.

Who it's for

  • Any Miami business whose customers text in Spanish
  • Owners who are Spanish-first themselves and want a site they can read
  • Businesses in Hialeah, Doral, Kendall, Homestead and Broward corridors where Spanish search is thin and easy to win

What's included

  • A Spanish version of every page with localized URLs (/es/servicios, not /es/services)
  • Reciprocal hreflang so Google serves the right language
  • Spanish titles and descriptions written for Spanish searches
  • A language switch on every page that keeps you on the same page
  • Forms, confirmations and emails in the language the customer chose
  • One phone number, one set of hours — identical in both versions

What changes the scope

It follows the size of the site:

  1. 01Number of pages to write in Spanish
  2. 02Whether you review the Spanish yourself or trust ours
  3. 03Forms and emails that need both languages
  4. 04A third language (Portuguese, Creole) on request

Every project starts with a call with Kevin.

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Questions

Bilingual questions

Is it better than Google Translate on my site?

Yes. A translate widget does not create Spanish pages Google can rank, and it mangles trade terms. Real pages rank and read like a person wrote them.

Does it cost double?

No. The design, hosting, forms and setup are shared. What is added is the Spanish writing and the extra pages.

Can I start in one language?

Yes. The structure is ready for the second language from day one, so adding it later is just the writing.

Next step

Book a call with Kevin.

Fifteen minutes by phone or Zoom. Tell him what your business needs online; he will tell you what it takes.

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