International Marketing

The stable economic growth of the Arab world combined with a significant increase in the number of Arabic speakers online is a factor to be considered when reviewing your next business translation and localization project. A high-quality, culturally-appropriate Arabic translation is the key to your startup’s success in this market.

Founding a startup is a tough challenge and every hurdle you overcome in the process seems that much taller than it would be for an established company. Global growth is no exception. However, you don’t need enterprise-level capital to expand into global markets. Online translation provides a seamless, cost-effective way for your startup to fuel its global growth.

Every startup wants their business to go global but very few have ‘global’ in their budget. Often seed funding and a few more rounds of investment are needed before global can even start to be brought up in meetings. Think funding is a huge obstacle to taking your startup global? Think again. You don’t need an international office or a team overseas, you just need to be able to connect with the local markets you’re targeting and provide localized services. How do you connect with your potential new customers overseas? In a language they understand, using business translation and localization.

When your company enters the Swedish market, you’ll need to have robust Swedish translation resources on tap to make the most revenues. You’ll need to hire a competent translation company, which is daunting for some enterprises. As it turns out, Swedish translation isn’t nearly as difficult than you may expect at first glance—so long as your company has the right support. 

It’s okay to look like a tourist when you’re visiting Paris or Prague for the first time, but it won’t work in the online business market and can harm your brand image and company profits. Doing business in Italy is no exception. To accomplish this, you’ll need to connect with the locals and speak their language.