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Opinion on changing default language on ccTLD?

Hey, we are in the midst of relaunching a client that uses a ccTLD (de) but writes his content in English. This indeed does make sense as the target group expects German results but German language level is often not that high.

Nonetheless, for the future, adding German language could make sense.

Out of interest: What would be your ideal solution:

A) Solve the problem within the relaunch --> Buy a .com domain and set up German and English subfolders

B) Add German language to the existing .de ccTLD and move english content from "route" URLs to subfolders (e.g. english homepage content to ...de/en)

C) Add German language but use a /de subfolder and let the english content stand where it is

D) Sth. else

Happy to here opinions :)

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