If you are reading this, it means you want to take your online content to the next level. That’s a very smart decision, as high-quality content is crucial for your business. Content is a very powerful way to convince your[…]
In today’s fiercely competitive world, businesses that connect best with people excel, while those that fail to strike a chord with the targeted users, struggle to stay afloat. As there is a deluge of options for customers to choose from,[…]
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 worthless shelling out bucks on digital marketing to pull traffic to your website if you are unable to make visitors stay on your site for long. Bounce rate, in simple terms, is defined as the number of people[…]
Planning to get your website translated? Great! You have made the right decision, as global businesses cannot make do without it. Studies reveal that 73% users are browsing the Web in languages other than English; furthermore, 46% purchase products and[…]
Many consider website localization a daunting task. Multiple factors like language, culture, sensitivities of the targeted users etc., have to be taken into consideration while performing this activity, so it’s actually quite intimidating. However, correct and comprehensive knowledge about website[…]
Translation and localization are often used interchangeably in the business world. However, the difference between the two is huge. It is imperative for businesses – those that are planning to go global, or did already – to understand the distinction[…]
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[…]
Previously, we compared two website translation tools for WordPress: Bablic and WPML. Today we shift our attention to two solutions for Shopify: Bablic and langify. If you’re a serious Shopify store owner, you understand the value of having a multilingual[…]
You’ve launched your WordPress site for your home country. Growth is good. But you want to continue this growth by translating your website into multiple languages to reach new countries and markets. You can hire a professional, but this only[…]
The translation world is complex. Whether you’re trying to translate your entire website or a single document, finding the right solution is difficult. This became clear when I researched website translation online. Not only did finding solutions take time, but[…]
The Bablic Dashboard is where you can make back-end customizations to your site. Today we’ll focus on the Languages and Settings tabs. You access these tabs on the left vertical navigation bar once you’ve signed-in to your Bablic account. Languages[…]
Today’s tutorial on the Bablic Dashboard will focus on the Pages and Translation Projects. Access these features on the left navigation bar once you’ve signed in to your Bablic account. Pages Next to each page you can see a status[…]
