Cambly is hiring to grow in Brazil, Turkey and Arabic-speaking markets, and it offers the site in 12 languages. But the Spanish homepage's title and description are still in English, the Portuguese and Arabic homepages keep the English title "English Tutors Online - Cambly", and none of the pages we checked has hreflang tags, so search engines are left to guess which language version to show a searcher in São Paulo, Bogotá or Riyadh. Turkish, Japanese, Korean and the others already have proper local titles.
First action
Rewrite the /es/english title and description.
How to measure it
Organic sign-ups in the three languages
- Now
- –
- Target
- +20%
- By
- 90 days
Steps
List templates
Every localized page type.
SEO and localization lead 1 day
Write titles
Spanish, Portuguese and Arabic homepages.
Portuguese content specialist 2 days
Native review
One reviewer per language.
Head of Consumer Marketing 2 days
Add hreflang
12 languages plus x-default.
Web engineer 3 days
Validate
Search Console and a crawler.
SEO and localization lead 1 week
Measure
Impressions and sign-ups by country.
SEO and localization lead monthly
Why it works
Write local titles and descriptions for /es/, /pt/ and /ar/ homepages around the searches people actually type ("aulas de inglês online", "clases de inglés online", Arabic equivalents). Add hreflang for all 12 languages plus x-default on every localized template (home, Pro, Groups, Kids, courses, learn guides), keeping the self-canonicals. Check Search Console by country two and four weeks later.
The title is the first thing a searcher reads, and hreflang tells Google which version to rank. Both are template fixes that lift every market the new hires are working on.
Ready to use
ChecklistLocalized page checklist
[ ] Title in the page language [ ] Meta description in the page language [ ] hreflang for all 12 languages + x-default [ ] Self-canonical [ ] Prices and currency reviewed for the market [ ] Native-speaker review [ ] Search Console check after 2 and 4 weeks
Risks and how to handle them
Wrong language served
Keep the language switcher and the self-canonicals.
Rankings move during the change
Ship the titles first, hreflang second, and watch daily.
Evidence
- Your websiteLocalized homepages (checked twice, October 22, 2026): /pt/english has the English title "English Tutors Online - Cambly" over a Portuguese description; /es/english has both the title and the description in English; /ar/english's title is "English Tutors Online - Cambly - كامبلي"; the Turkish, French, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Italian and Chinese homepages have translated titles. None of the 13 localized and English pages checked carries hreflang tags; each has only a self-canonical. The Portuguese page shows prices as "$24 /mês".Source
- Your websiteEnglish homepage (checked October 22, 2026, from the US): plans shown as Small groups "$24 /mo" now "$17 / mo" (adults 21+), Private+ "$56 /mo" now "$39", Pro "$80 /mo" now "$56"; "Spend your first week meeting tutors"; "Explore Cambly" without a subscription; learner stories from Ana (Brazil, "Working for a US company"), Mehmet (Turkey) and Wei (China); a language switcher with 12 languages; the "Business" menu item links to organizations.cambly.com.Source
- HiringCRM Program Manager (contract, remote; Brazil, Turkey and UAE posts, October 4, 2026), reporting to the Head of Consumer Marketing: owns CRM "across email, in-app, push, and messaging apps", including "WhatsApp (e.g., Brazil, Turkey, Arabic-speaking markets), WeChat (China), KakaoTalk (Korea)"; the platform relationship with Iterable; "email deliverability health"; ties CRM to "LTV, retention, activation, payback"; and uses AI "to deliver high-quality, culturally accurate localization".Source
- HiringB2B Marketing Manager - Brazil (posted September 15, 2026): "the driving force behind Cambly's lead and demand generation efforts in the Latam market"; owns integrated campaigns for "MQL and pipeline creation", "blog posts", "case studies and whitepapers", webinars and events, "Account-Based Marketing (ABM)" with Enterprise Sales, LinkedIn, and "CPL (Cost Per Lead)"; must be "Native in Portuguese".Source