Many Armenian businesses need a website in at least two languages: Armenian for local customers and English for partners, tourists and foreign clients. WordPress handles this well when the setup is planned from the start.
Choose the language structure first
The usual options are separate folders such as /hy/ and /en/, subdomains, or separate domains. For most small and medium sites, language folders on one domain are the simplest and the best for SEO.
What to translate
- Page content, menus and buttons.
- SEO titles and meta descriptions for each language.
- Image alt texts and form messages.
- Contact details and legal pages.
Common mistakes
The most common problems are machine translation left without a review, missing hreflang tags, and a language switcher that sends visitors to the home page instead of the same page in the other language. Armenian fonts also need a check, so letters display correctly on every device.
Our approach
We build multilingual websites on WordPress, and we also build them with other technologies such as custom code, static sites and other platforms. The choice depends on the project, the budget and how often the content changes.
Frequently asked questions
Can WordPress work in Armenian?
Yes. WordPress fully supports Armenian text, and the admin panel can also be used in Armenian.
Does a second language hurt SEO?
No, if each language has its own URL and correct hreflang tags. It usually helps you reach more people.
Read next
- WordPress SEO Basics for a New Website
- WordPress Website Development in Armenia: What You Get and How It Works
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