Slator 2019 Travel & Retail Localization Report
In-depth report on localization for the global Travel and Retail sector. Analysis of the competitive landscape, technologies, and actionable insights from major buyers and users. Continue reading
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Welocalize Diversifies Further Into Digital Marketing, Buys UK’s Search Star
Welocalize acquires UK-based digital media buying agency Search Star, complementing its existing digital marketing offering. Continue reading
Google Admits Neural Machine Translation Can Fool Its Search Algorithm
Neural machine translation is fluent to the point that Google’s ranking algorithm may rate machine translated content as legitimate content created by humans, hinting at complex implications for... Continue reading
Continuous Localization of WebCEO’s SaaS Platform, Wiki-Style
WebCEO enlists users as volunteers to translate its software-as-a-service SEO platform and has turned out more than 2 million words in the last year through its Crowd Translation Center. Continue reading
Tackling the Modern Multilingual Digital Marketing Challenge
Companies jostling to increase their digital footprint often find that internationalizing websites is no easy task. It’s not just translating website copy from one language to another.... Continue reading
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2015 in Features: Games, Asian Financial Translation, SEO, Social Media
Slator’s 2015 features looked into many nooks & crannies: from fan-funded game localization to Asian financial translation & multilingual SEO and beyond Continue reading
Surfer Dude Tone Doesn’t Work in Japan – AJPR CEO Motoko Hunt on Multilingual SEO
Slator caught up with Motoko Hunt, President of AJPR, a Japanese SEO, SEM, and pay per click consulting firm to talk about multilingual SEO. Continue reading
Google Doesn’t Want Google Translated Content in its Search Results
Google Translated content on websites is a big no-no for Google: it will lay down penalties to lower rankings on automatically generated content. Continue reading
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