1. The language block
What this is
If your site exists in more than one language, every version has to point at every other version — including itself — or Google ignores the lot. This is the single most common way a translated site loses its own translations.
What we found on auditlodge.com
One language version found and no others declared - these tags are for sites that exist in more than one language, so there is nothing to do here
| Version read | Links it declares |
|---|---|
| https://auditlodge.com/ | 0 |
We could read one language version of auditlodge.com, so there is no set to declare and no block to install.
Measured on https://auditlodge.com.
The file at packs/01-hreflang/hreflang-block.html says the same thing for auditlodge.com, so you can check this yourself rather than take our word for it.
Nothing to do here yet
This chapter has no step for auditlodge.com today. We invented nothing to give you something to do.
When this starts to matter
We found one language, so there is nothing to declare. This check starts to matter the day a second language goes live.