we are currently working on our website relaunch.
Basically, the new website consists of three subsites (areas of business, all sites are differently styled, different theme etc.). Each of the three sites should be targeted to three countries. Thereby, there are only minor content differences between the country-specific versions (phone numbers etc., currency etc.).
To adress these country-specific content issues, we are planning to use a plugin for geo-targeted content. So basically, we have three wordpress sites and do not need separate installs for the three countries.
The domain structure should look like this in the end (example for country de):
- www.domain.com/de/site1
- www.domain.com/at/site1
- www.domain.com/ch/site1
- www.domain.com/de/site2
- www.domain.com/ch/site2
- www.domain.com/at/site2
and so on...
Based on my research, a multisite install of wordpress in combination with WPML would be the correct approach for this.
Is it possible to achieve a domain structure as shown above by using multisite and WPML?
Thank you for your feedback!
