SEO in Asia-Pacific
Asia-Pacific is not one search market. Singapore and Australia search mostly in English but with their own vocabulary; Malaysia and the Philippines mix languages within a single query; Japanese, Chinese and Korean each bring their own scripts and, in Korea, a second major search engine. These guides cover what changes in each market and language, and exactly where LazySEO helps.
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Languages LazySEO writes in, for this region
So you know before you sign up. LazySEO also writes in many European languages; this list covers Asia-Pacific.
Supported
- English. Default. Keyword metrics come from US data.
- Chinese (Simplified). For Singapore, Malaysia and other Simplified-Chinese readers on Google.
- Japanese. Keyword data for the Japan market.
- Korean. Keyword data for South Korea (Google, not Naver).
Not available today
- Malay
- Indonesian
- Thai
- Vietnamese
- Tamil
- Filipino (Tagalog)
Asia-Pacific: common questions
Which Asian languages can LazySEO write in?
English, Chinese (Simplified), Japanese and Korean. Malay, Indonesian, Thai, Vietnamese, Tamil and Filipino are not available as project languages today.
Can I target a specific country such as Singapore?
Not with a setting. Keyword metrics for English projects come from US data. You can steer the plan with local competitors and your own keywords, and once Google Search Console is connected the plan also uses the queries your site already gets impressions for.
Can one project write in two languages?
No. Each project writes in one language, so a bilingual site uses one project per language, each with its own plan and article quota.
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