Top 10 Best Practices for Building a Multilingual Website
a truly effective multilingual web presence requires more than hastily translating some of your content.
a truly effective multilingual web presence requires more than hastily translating some of your content.
For businesses that operate primarily in English-speaking markets, expanding into countries where English is not widely spoken can be a huge opportunity.
Learn powerful marketing strategies to promote your translation business and attract clients. From defining your niche to optimizing your website and leveraging social media, discover how to stand out in the competitive translation industry.
The COVID-19 pandemic turned the world upside down. Due to the health threats it posed, people were forced to remain home, businesses were closed, and there was no sign the situation would change anytime soon.
Language professionals often hear people say, “in a few years we’ll no longer need translators” or “now computers can translate even better than a human”. There’s no denying that machine translation has improved by leaps and bounds
It can be challenging for translation agencies to find new customers that are interested in their work because translation is a niche service that not every person or business requires on a day-to-day basis. However, this doesn’t mean that there aren’t ways in which you can draw new clients to your translation business.