7 Easy Tips to Internationalize Your Website
February 22, 2008 by 
cindy
Last updated 20 August 2008
Most websites owners only think of catering to their local or national audiences. That’s fine if you want to limit your market to your domestic market. But if you want to get sales outside of your current domestic market you must look at how well your website is communicating with others.
There are more non-native English speakers online. The question is whether your website is written for all of your international readers.
If your website is well targeted to your local domestic markets, the chances are it does not communicate well outside of that market. And even worse, it may even be pushing your international clients away.
There are things you can do to make your domestic website friendlier to everyone. This is called website internationalization. Read more
Internationalize Your Website 1 - Make Your Website Easy To Read For All Of Your Readers
February 21, 2008 by cindy
Last Updated 17 August 2008
The majority of internet users world-wide are non-native English speakers. Even among native English speakers there is a wide variety of different vocabularies.
These visitors to your website may have more difficulty in reading English than you do.
First Steps To Website Internationalization
Your international visitors will probably not use the same every day vocabulary as you do. If a foreign visitor cannot understand your website easily he will not stay around long.
The question is whether your website is written for all of your international readers.
If your website is well targeted to your local domestic markets, the chances are it does not communicate well outside of that market. And even worse, it may even be pushing your international clients away.
There are things you can do to make your domestic website friendlier to everyone. This is called website internationalization. Read more
