Increasing online sales should be a constant marketing objective, especially for people with e-commerce businesses. However, the competition can be challenging because more often than not you will be selling products or services that many others are offering on the web.
In today’s digital world, your site’s effectiveness in drawing in prospective customers is as vital as ever. Many consider website visits as their first point of contact with your business. Hence, it only makes sense to design your e-commerce site right from the get-go.
With the rise of the internet and the boom in the freelancer economy, the way that translators and clients find each other has dramatically changed. Just as the act of translation itself breaks down boundaries,
55% of customers prefer to shop in their native language. If this number doesn’t convince you that you need a multi-language website for your company or e-commerce business,
Translation is an extremely international industry and many freelance translators and translation services have clients all over the globe. This brings challenges and questions about how to receive payment, in what currency to invoice,
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