Speak My Language

localization

Former West German Chancellor Willy Brandt once said: “If I am selling to you, I speak your language. If I am buying from you, dann Müssen Sie Deutsch sprechen,” (“then you have to speak German”).

For any business aiming to successfully penetrate foreign markets, these wise and relevant words cannot be overlooked. With 72.1% of international consumers spending most or all of

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their time on sites in their native language and 85% requiring information in their own language before making an online purchase, a monolingual website is just not going to get you the exposure and benefits you seek.

Translating your website is definitely the way you want to go, but it shouldn’t stop there. Simply translating your website will not maximize your company’s reach, nor will it effectively deliver information to your target audience. Localization will.

While translation (whether machine, professional or crowd-sourced) will convert your website text into another language, localization will ensure your entire website “speaks” the language of your target market and is adapted to their culture as well as satisfy any technical and legal aspects.

Let’s take a closer look at what localization takes into consideration and offers, which translation alone does not: