Going Global through Social Media
Social media and business has become a powerful combination when targeting clients. Being aware of how social media is used in different countries and cultures could allow you to grow your company and brand.
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15Nov/21
Getting to know more about Italiano
From sauntering at the Piazza Saint Marco in Venice to wine tasting at the hill town of San Gimignano, there are perhaps thousands of fun pastime itineraries for both tourists and localsRead More…
01Nov/21
A CASE FOR MULTILINGUAL SEO
If you’re a website owner, then the thought of optimising your website for search engines isn’t new to you. SEO, when done right can drive lots of traffic to your website, bringRead More…
24Oct/21
An Easy Way To Translate Your Website
The internet has made the world a global village, and for any business wishing to go international, its website as the first touchpoint is of utmost importance. Having your website translated intoRead More…
19Oct/21
Interesting facts about the German language
Germany is known for many things. For starters, you have the infamous Oktoberfest, delicious Pretzels, love for football, and its innovative automobile industry. But one area where Germany stands tall is itsRead More…
13Oct/21
How Localization Is Powering The Gaming Industry
The gaming industry has developed significantly in recent years. What started as Nintendo and Atari, pixelated screens, and limited sounds have all dramatically evolved, becoming more lifelike than ever. Alongside the technologicalRead More…
04Oct/21
TRANSLATION, THE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY, AND THE GLOBAL PANDEMIC
The global hospitality industry, made up of hotels, events, travel, and tourism, etc., is a trillion-dollar industry. Unfortunately, the recent pandemic took its toll on the industry, especially with the strict measuresRead More…
29Sep/21
Ask the expert: how to plan subtitles
To conclude our journey into the subtitling world, we would like to explore how to plan subtitles and caption work. Subtitling requires a lot of technical knowledge and can’t be improvised andRead More…
28Sep/21
Dialogue adapter: do you have what it takes?
Our partnership with Associazione RestART allowed us to delve into the the movie world. Firstly, let’s start by debunking a myth: subtitling and dialogue adapting are not the same as translating. InRead More…
Adapting your market to the Asian market
How to adapt your brand to the Asian market. The Asian market is bursting with potential, and many multinationals are taking deliberate steps to invest in it. To adapt your brand to the Asian market, you will have to hire the services of a localization company. Localization will help your brand breach the possible language divide and communicate its values in its own language and with respect to its culture. Different regions in Asia have different cultures, beliefs, and languages, so be sure to do detailed market research before venturing into any.