6 essential steps to planning a successful localization strategy
Jul 30, 2020 1:18:00 PM
You’ve got your local business up and running. Content strategy for your local market is good to go – you’ve thought about your customers, your brand ...
You’ve got your local business up and running. Content strategy for your local market is good to go – you’ve thought about your customers, your brand and the st...
There is often a lot of confusion around the terms translation and localization. In this post, we will attempt to target the definitions of translation and loca...
Multilingual market research is what companies often turn to when exploring their options to expand their global reach. This type of research typically means us...
Here at applingua we often get asked what the localization process involves. Localization is generally very much the same from translation agency to translation...
Since we started applingua in December 2010, the number of apps on Apple’s App Store has exploded. We’ve all welcomed the diversity and quality of apps that hav...
As you know, the words localization and translation are often used interchangeably. Perhaps they shouldn't be, but that's just the way it goes. Especially in th...
The world today is becoming evermore globalized and internationalized. As companies grow and look for expansion and growth opportunities elsewhere, they inevita...
Perhaps the most difficult question we get asked here at applingua is how long it takes to localize an app. You've heard the expression, 'how long is a piece of...
Of all the questions we get asked by developers, this is probably the most common one. It's the million dollar question (though no localization should ever cost...
It's difficult to judge the quality of something when you don't really know what you're looking for and when you can't speak the language it's written in. This ...
If you're an app developer, you may be reluctant to localize your app and hey, we get it.
If you're not sure about whether you need text to be translated or localized - ask! Translators are (hopefully) native speakers and can look at your work from an outsiders perspective. Their opinion may not be sacrosanct, but they should know their local culture sufficiently well.
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