How Do HubSpot Content Hub Multi-Language Website Features Work?

Many businesses serve audiences across different countries and languages. To support global visitors, HubSpot Content Hub includes multi-language website features that allow teams to create translated versions of pages and blog posts.

These tools help organizations deliver content in different languages while maintaining a consistent website structure.

Understanding how HubSpot Content Hub multi-language website features work helps businesses expand their reach and provide localized experiences for international audiences.

What Is a Multi-Language Website?

A multi-language website provides the same content in different languages so visitors can access information in their preferred language.

For example, a website might offer pages in:

• English
• Spanish
• French
• German

Visitors can switch between language versions using a language selector on the website.

Creating Multi-Language Pages in HubSpot

HubSpot allows users to create translated versions of existing pages.

To create a language variation:

1. Open a page in the editor
2. Click Create multi-language variation
3. Select the language you want to add
4. Translate the content
5. Publish the translated version

HubSpot automatically groups these versions together as part of the same page.

Multi-Language URL Structure

Translated pages typically use different URL structures to identify each language.

Examples include:

example.com/en/page-name
example.com/es/page-name
example.com/fr/page-name

This structure helps search engines understand which language version is being displayed.

Language Switchers

Many multi-language websites include a language switcher that allows visitors to change languages easily.

Language switchers may appear in:

• The website header
• The footer
• Navigation menus

Visitors can select their preferred language and view the corresponding version of the page.

Key Takeaway

HubSpot Content Hub multi-language features allow businesses to create translated versions of pages and blog posts while maintaining a structured website. By organizing language variations and implementing language switchers, teams can provide a localized experience for visitors across different regions.