A prompt without a market is a tourist. Country, admin1 where it matters, language, dialect, and script belong on the cell before anyone writes the question. Prompts always run in the language of that cell.
English in India is not Hindi in India. A US state is not “the United States” as a blob. We store country, not IP. Anonymous first visits may bind the marketing locale to that country. After you pick a language, GEO does not overwrite it. The cabinet uses the account language.
Ten engines stay named. Lumping “Google” into one probe is how decks lie. Gemini Apps is not the same surface as other Google answer products, and we will not pretend otherwise to fit a logo wall.
Audience slices cut visibility the way you sell: persona, country, language. A global average will tell a European brand it is “fine” while the model in their actual bid names a local peer.
The register flow asks for Site URL and markets on a map — countries, and states for US and IN — because the first project is already a cell. That is not decoration. It is the unit the slice runs in.
Copy on this site is transcreated into the layout box. We do not clip headlines. We do not shrink type per language. If a German line is longer, we rewrite the German, not the CSS. That is the same discipline we ask of client pages: the span has to fit, in the script it will be read in.