Ramfa SEO: from a language switch to testable language versions
An internal project on ramfaseo.se, supported by HTTP and language checks. The results describe technical behaviour, without claiming traffic growth.
Own project / technical implementation / 22 October 2026
Starting point
The earlier website had a limited URL structure and problems with direct access to language versions. The review separated browser observations from findings established by HTTP tests. Existing Insights content stayed on its own addresses.
Scope and ownership
Ramfa SEO owns the project; Ramin Amirhaeri is responsible for its business information. Work covered routing, server-rendered content, language metadata, service pages, contact delivery and publication. This documents our own website and is not a client testimonial.
Implementation
Swedish remained at the root, with English under /en/ and Persian under /fa/. One URL registry drives links, canonicals, hreflang and the sitemap. The contact form distinguishes test mode from delivery. Preview deployments require authentication.
Verified result
The initial release was checked on 22 October 2026: 33 language URLs responded correctly and the independent hreflang checker passed all 33. Unknown addresses were tested for HTTP 404. A labelled email test was accepted by the mail server, and the recipient confirmed arrival in the inbox.
Evidence and limits
Download the dated hreflang result below and rerun the tool with the URL map. An HTML check does not prove Google indexing or Google-selected canonicals. Further pages may be added after this measurement. Traffic, conversions and AI citations require separate time-series measurement.
Evidence and reusable files
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