Translating Successfully: Suggestions for International Websites

Write content relevant to the country in which you are targeting with your website Understand the local consumer mindset Translate all sections of the website that you feel relate to your international consumer: e.g. title tags, alt tags, main site navigation, drop down navigation, downloadable PDFs, videos Prioritize your content in order to make your [...]

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Choosing the Right Translation Company for Your Industrial Website

For the past two weeks, we’ve talked about international translation for the content on your website. We’ve went over the things to avoid when writing text and things to consider when writing for translation. We discussed your targeted audience and culture and gearing your copywriting towards both. Now it’s time to figure out how to [...]

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Content Optimization for International SEO (Part 1)

I’ve been writing a lot about off-site techniques and news lately, so I thought it’d be best to return to on-page factors that can affect your website’s visibility in the search engines. One of the most important is content. I recently wrote about this for the Ecreativeworks newsletter, but it’s worthwhile covering here as well [...]

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Another Translation Widget Released

Filed under: International SEO,Website Content,translation — Tags: , , — admin @ 4:57 pm

Microsoft announced yesterday at MIX09 their own translation widget, Microsoft Translator.  Both a widget you can put on pages and an API to integrate translation into applications (and more) are available.  Currently both are being tested on an invite only basis, but you may be able to register for an invite code to be sent [...]

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What’s the Meaning of Google Translate? 41

Filed under: translation — Tags: , — admin @ 10:47 am

Google Translate has added Turkish, Thai, Hungarian, Galician, Estonian, Albanian, and Maltese to its repertoire.  This means that you can now find out what The Maltese Falcon is in…Hungarian ( máltai sólyom).  The total number of languages now available is 41, which, according to Google, covers “98% of Internet users” and makes 1,640 possible pairs [...]

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