If you have made up your mind to make your website multilingual, then you already know how beneficial it can be for your business.
It can basically help reach a broader audience, show your clients/customers that they matter, improve your SEO results, boost your sales, and eventually establish your company as a brand.
But the translation and the localization processes can take time and resources.
What to do to simplify them?
You are most probably wondering how you can make your business stand out, right?
That's a great thing to think about.
One way to do this is to communicate with your customers through your website and do it in THEIR language.
First things first, website localization is NOT website translation. It is much more than that. Localization refers to the process of determining your target market and adapting your website and/or mobile app not only to the local language but also the culture.
One of the elements of localization is thus translation. But it is not the only element here. The overall message, the color schemes, the design, and the images should reflect the specific language and cultural preferences of the given target market.
So, if you are trying to localize a website, make sure to not only translate the web copy but also make it fit the context from the perspective of both language and culture.
Yes, it is already available.
Since the inception of GTranslate we knew, that we should develop a user dashboard enabling you to do whatever you want with your GTranslate subscriptions without our help. All this time we were gathering information on what you want to have on it and were investigating industry best practicing to design easy to use, yet highly functional tool to serve your needs.
And here it is: GTranslate User Dashboard is ready to go.
Let's see how it can make your experience with GTranslate delightful.