Be found and understood in each market you enter.
Locentri helps businesses improve their search visibility and communicate clearly across languages and markets. We connect three disciplines that are usually bought separately: search engine optimization, research into how AI search describes you, and localization.
Buyers don't separate search results, AI answers and language. Most market plans do.
Translation without search research localizes pages nobody looks for. SEO without localization targets terms your site can't yet serve. Locentri looks at both, and at how AI assistants describe you, before recommending what to do first.
Three disciplines, one plan
Each can be scoped on its own or combined. Every engagement is defined by the markets, languages and pages you choose.
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Search engine optimization
Search visibility & organic readinessWhether search engines can crawl, understand and rank your key pages, and whether those pages match how buyers in each target market actually search.
We examine
- Crawlability, indexing and site structure
- Language and market architecture: URLs, hreflang
- Titles, headings, internal links, structured data
- Search intent in each target language
You receive
- Evidence-labelled technical findings
- A search-intent map per market
- Prioritized fixes with effort estimates
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Generative engine optimization
AI search visibility research & readinessHow AI assistants and answer engines currently describe your company and category, which sources they draw on, and what would make your information easier to understand and verify.
We examine
- Consistency of your company and product descriptions
- Evidence behind your claims and how accessible it is
- AI crawler access decisions in robots.txt
- A dated sample of buyer-intent prompts
You receive
- A prompt log: exact prompts, tools, dates, visible sources
- Readiness findings and recommendations
- A repeatable baseline for later comparison
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Localization
Language, terminology & market messagingWhat your website and content need beyond translation to work for buyers in another language: terminology, tone, messaging, trust content and the pages to adapt first.
We examine
- Page selection and localization order
- Terminology, tone and form of address
- Trust content and market-specific gaps
- Formats, forms and content that won't transfer
You receive
- A localization priority list
- Terminology and tone recommendations
- Content gaps by market
Separate disciplines, connected decisions
They are not the same work and we don't treat them as one. Each has its own methods and evidence. What connects them is the decisions they inform.
Search intent
Shows which topics and terms buyers in a market use, and which of your pages could meet that demand.
Language & message
Decides whether those pages will read naturally, use the right terminology and earn trust in that language.
AI answers
Shows how assistants describe you and your competitors, and which sources they rely on, in each language tested.
What to publishSearch intent and AI answers together show where buyers are looking and what they are told.
What to adapt firstLocalization priorities follow demand, not the order of your sitemap.
What to fix before translatingTechnical and content issues are cheaper to fix once than in every language.
For businesses reaching across languages
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Reaching new audiences
You have a product that works in one language and want to understand how buyers in another market search for it and what they are told.
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Strengthening a multilingual presence
You already publish in several languages but are unsure whether those versions are found, consistent and convincing.
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Preparing a market entry
You plan to enter a specific country and want to know what to fix, adapt and publish first, before committing a translation or marketing budget.
Our priority audience is B2B SaaS and technology companies, particularly in the United Kingdom and the Netherlands. Each engagement is scoped to specific languages and markets. We take on language work only where qualified review for that language can be arranged.
Germany Market-Entry Audit
A proposed fixed-scope audit for B2B SaaS and technology companies preparing to enter or grow in Germany. It applies all three disciplines to one market and ends in a single prioritized action plan.
Germany is one example of the market-specific work we scope. Other markets and languages are agreed project by project.
- Readiness assessment
- SEO and localization readiness of your agreed pages for German buyers.
- Search-intent map
- German search themes by buying stage, matched to existing or missing pages.
- AI visibility checks
- A documented, dated log of buyer-intent prompts and what AI assistants returned.
- Competitor snapshot
- Up to three competitors visible to German buyers: messaging and trust signals.
- Action plan
- Now, next and later, with rationale, effort and dependencies.
- Report & spreadsheet
- A findings report, a findings register and a walkthrough call.
Not included: implementing changes, writing or translating German copy, legal or compliance advice, and paid-tool data such as backlink audits or rank tracking. Locentri does not guarantee search rankings, AI citations, traffic, leads or revenue.
From your business to a plan you can act on
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Understand
Your product, your buyers, the markets and languages in question, and the pages and competitors that matter.
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Research
Technical review, search intent, AI answer testing and localization readiness, with evidence recorded as we go.
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Prioritize
Opportunities and gaps ranked by likely impact, effort and dependencies, so the first steps are clear.
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Deliver
A report, a findings register and a walkthrough of what to act on now, next and later.
Every finding shows how we know it
Our reports label each finding, so observation is never confused with interpretation.
- [M] Measured
- Observed directly, with the page, date and method recorded.
- [V] Verified
- Supported by an identifiable, cited source.
- [E] Estimate
- An approximation, such as the effort to fix something.
- [H] Hypothesis
- A plausible opportunity that still needs validation.
How we structure an analysis
The sample applies the Germany Market-Entry Audit to a fictional UK maintenance-software company: executive summary, methodology, evidence-labelled findings, a German search-intent map, competitor archetypes and a prioritized action plan.
A consultancy built around evidence
Locentri helps businesses make better decisions about search visibility and language: what to publish, what to adapt and what to fix first when reaching buyers in another market.
We are a new, independent consultancy. Rather than client logos or headline numbers, we show our method openly: how we scope work, how we label evidence, and how we report.
- Not a translation agency: language work is one part of a connected analysis.
- No promised rankings, AI citations or traffic. We report what we can observe and say what we can't.
- Customer-facing translations are not treated as final until a qualified reviewer for that language has checked them.
Discuss a project
Tell us about your product, the languages or markets you are considering and the pages that matter most. We will tell you honestly whether we are a good fit.
locentri@hotmail.comUseful to include
Your website, your target markets and languages, and what prompted the question.
First conversation
We clarify scope before proposing anything. No obligation.
Confidentiality
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