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The best way to go global? Go local. By personalizing content to customers’ needs, you can make an impact in any new market.
Anyone with a website has the capability to publish content for all the world to see. You must set yourself apart in the increasingly crowded global marketplace.
Learn from others’ successes – as well as their failures. Be efficient and leverage the work other competing companies have done before you.
Don’t underestimate the power of website analytics: Customer demographic information, language preferences, and abandonment rates are all powerful analytics that give insight into markets you are already resonating with.
Look at who is interacting with your website. Even before you have performed extensive localization, you might have already captured the attention of certain foreign markets. These countries and languages should be the first stop on your globalization journey.
Depending on your company’s goals, you might require a broader or a narrower global strategy. Localizing for one hundred global markets requires a different strategy than one specific region.
Your multilingual SEO strategy should reflect the linguistic and cultural diversity of each new market you enter.
Companies should plan for translation before they go global. Customers don’t buy what they don’t understand, with 55 percent of international consumers refusing to purchase from websites that aren’t in their language. Before launching in new markets, anticipate localization not only for sites but marketing collateral and other client-facing content.
Even when you and your target market speak the same language, you still need to localize content. Tone, word choice, and digital medium preferences vary from market to market.
Globalization is an opportunity to bridge communities and build relationships. Embrace your global citizenship and go forth with intention.
For more tips and tricks download our Going Global Whitepaper
Going Global 101: What Does It Mean to "Go Global"?
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Going Global 101: Where Are You Going?
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Going Global 101: Optimizing Your SEO Strategy
Going Global 101: What is a Localization Strategy (And When Do You Need One?)