Multi language site question

[Verissimo]

Hi everyone.
I'm creating my new website and I will do a english version from original portuguese.
I would like some experts opinion about the best way to do it, if in a separate domain so the website is faster to load, or in the same domain, so the website is stronger in SEO, as a webinar I attended with a Google webmaster suggested.
The website will have between 25 to 30 pages with a few photos (optimized) but maily text (lets say 4 /6 photos each page).

...I know, nowadays no one read all that info, what I describe above is the worst scenario

[Acorn]

Hi everyone.
I'm creating my new website and I will do a english version from original portuguese.
I would like some experts opinion about the best way to do it, if in a separate domain so the website is faster to load, or in the same domain, so the website is stronger in SEO, as a webinar I attended with a Google webmaster suggested.
The website will have between 25 to 30 pages with a few photos (optimized) but maily text (lets say 4 /6 photos each page).

...I know, nowadays no one read all that info, what I describe above is the worst scenario

Verissimo, my preference would be for separate sub-folders. Most commercial organisations run like this so the SEO cannot be that wrong.

This is an apporach, not a solution - https://www.talkgraphics.com/showthr...-Language-Site.

Acorn

[Verissimo]

Verissimo, my preference would be for separate sub-folders. Most commercial organisations run like this so the SEO cannot be that wrong.

This is an apporach, not a solution - https://www.talkgraphics.com/showthr...-Language-Site.

Acorn

Thanks Acorn.
I had a look in the link you provided things look so simple.
However, I'll have to do some more research as my domain is on the Magix online world and all I do is click to publish the website through Xara interface.
Unfortunately the Magix platform is not very friendly for newbies like me and there is very little text material or videos.
I already thought about changing the domain, but I did a brief experiment and suddenly my mailbox burst with spam. Despite everything, the Magix domain has always been stable and reliable.