: Tom, You need to re-read Google's Href Lang page. https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/189077?hl=en Href lang tags are used for the pages with the SAME CONTENT but different languages.

@Karen161

Tom,
You need to re-read Google's Href Lang page. support.google.com/webmasters/answer/189077?hl=en
Href lang tags are used for the pages with the SAME CONTENT but different languages. If you have different products for different countries, then Href Lang tags are not a solution for your problem (possible solutions include different pages or different folders).

I suspect that Google parsed your tags correctly, meaning, your HTML code is syntactically correct. But your tags make no sense.

Additionally, the presence of the "/us/" folder is a signal to Google that the page is for US users. It doesn't make sense to point Canadian users there.

Regards

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