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If you own a local business, you focus on more than just having an excellent digital presence.

Of almost eight billion people on the planet, less than 6 percent of them are native English speakers. The fact is that most people are speaking a different language.

Whether you’ve got a blog that caters to readers from different countries or a business with foreign clients, you likely find yourself in need of translations from time to time.

With the average company now spending around $75,000 a year on digital marketing, it’s vital to make sure that every penny counts. When putting together global marketing strategies, there are lots of mistakes to be made. If you’re well prepared, you can ensure that you get the most out of global...

87% of U.S. companies agree that international expansion is necessary for long-term growth. Our digital age has made it increasingly possible to do business on a global scale.

Audiovisual translation (AVT) is the translation of any piece of media that contains both visual and auditory components. It’s a broad definition that encompasses a comparably broad set of techniques. Translators have developed a vast area of methods over the years in response to different...

When talking about subtitles it can sometimes feel like you’re speaking in another language rather than about one. There is a whole vocabulary of jargon-y technical terms that make an already complex process more opaque and confusing. And there’s a reason for that; subtitling is an intricate and...

A business needs to communicate across cultures as it grows, and utilizing a translator or interpreter is often part of that process.

Language service providers often handle translation projects containing sensitive and confidential information. Examples of this type of project include merger and acquisition documents, legal documents, and personnel records. Buyers of translation services should ask these questions to better...

In 2015, the Census Bureau reported that the United States was home to 63.2 million non-English speaking residents, and those areas, such as the Bronx and Miami, actually have a higher percentage of people who do not speak English. These numbers hold major significance for many business owners as...