Browsing trends have undergone a sea change over the past 10 years. Multilingual websites, which were often considered unnecessary, have become indispensable today. More than 70% users are browsing the internet in their native language and the numbers are only[…]
A well-designed landing page plays a key role in converting leads. Whether you pull traffic through PPC ads or a meticulously planned email campaign, social media pages or other digital platforms, if your landing page fails to make an impact,[…]
Today, translating one’s website into another language/s is a guaranteed way to increase web traffic and sales ultimately. If anyone had any doubts in the past, the recent surveys revealing the browsing preferences and patterns of users have cleared the[…]
Many confuse website localization with translation and often the terms are used interchangeably. It is true that translation is the first step in website localization; however, the latter involves a lot of other nitty-gritty as well. What is Website Localization?[…]
On the face of it, translation may seem like a simple job. One might think that it is all about converting words from one language to another. This statement is undeniably true, albeit only partially. Replacing words is just one[…]
Any effort to expand one’s customer base should be two-pronged. One should be directed toward retaining the existing customers and the other should focus on ways to increase the overall reach. The latter, when successful, will cause the customer base[…]
Website localization is crucial for all global businesses. Empirical evidence points toward its significance, and there are countless success stories of companies confirming how website localization helped them grow. If that’s not enough, here’s some more food for thought: studies[…]
The idea of taking your business global always comes along with two diametrically opposite emotions – a sense of elation on one hand, and nervousness on the other. The sheer excitement that comes from pushing your business to conquer new[…]
Around two decades ago, English was unofficially the language that dominated the internet. In 1998, 75 percent of web pages were in English . Things have changed remarkably since then, with the domination of English in the online world undergoing[…]
It is indeed a moment of pride and euphoria when you decide to transform your business from local to global. But make sure you do not miss out on website localization – one of the most crucial aspects that can[…]
This post was originally published on the Gengo blog. Interested in learning more about how Gengo + Bablic can help you translate your website? Read more about our partnership here. It’s the most populated nation on Earth, its biggest market, and the[…]
Many small businesses that are expanding internationally ask themselves what is the best way to translate their content. Professional translation could be very expensive, and the option to use automatic translation for free (or close to it) can be very[…]
We previously explored ways to improve your Squarespace SEO. The goal of SEO is to increase your visibility in search engines and drive more visitors to your site. Ideally, you want to rank on the first page of Google. To[…]
It’s time we address this! Squarespace users keep asking us for examples of multilingual Squarespace websites. They keep hearing about Bablic being the best solution for translating Squarespace but it seems they want to see it in action before they[…]
May 11th, out of nowhere, Kevin William David (founder of Walletkit) submitted our product, Bablic (easy website translation, try it here), to Product Hunt which made it to the top 10 for that day. We weren’t prepared, we weren’t even awake when it got[…]
