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Claudia Mirza: A Passion for the Translation Industry

Published July 29, 2017 Translation and Localization , Web globalization Leave a Comment
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Akorbi’s CEO, Claudia Mirza, speaks on behalf of her company, the services offered and her passion for the translation industry.

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Note: Don’t miss our next WEGGinar™ 8/2/17 on “How Two Savvy Moms Started a Bed Business and Took It Global,” and presented by Betsy Mikesell, CEO, and Angie White, CFO, of Beddy’s (www.beddys.com).  Register here: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/1512287365281961985.
Event is free of charge but you must register in advance to attend.
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The World According to John Yunker

Published May 13, 2017 Language , Web globalization Leave a Comment
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According to web language and globalization expert John Yunker, “we share this world with 7.4 billion other people across more than 200 countries speaking more than 6,000 languages.”  In his, “If the world were 100 people,” report, he takes a look at the world by representing all 7.4 billion people as just 100 people.  The analysis helps you determine what languages you should support on your website.

Did you miss John’s recent WEGGinar™, “Think Outside the Country:  Tips for Taking Your Website Global?”  It’s not too late to listen to it.  Register (no charge) here and find out how to take anything global.

Illustration source:  Byte Level Research

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Note: Don’t miss our next WEGGinar™ 6/7/17 on “Go! Go! Global With Sourcing Products,” and presented by Jodi Bondi Norgaard, speaker, consultant and founder of Go! Go! Sports Girls and JB Norgaard Enterprises, Inc.  Register here:  https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/7576894438194026755.
Event is no charge but you must register in advance to attend.

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Take the Guesswork Out of Website Globalization

Published April 23, 2017 Web globalization , Webinar Leave a Comment
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We are so excited over John Yunker’s (pictured above) upcoming WEGGinar™ on “How to Improve Your Website For Global Customers.”  John is the expert on website globalization.  He wrote the first book devoted to the emerging field of web globalization, “Beyond Borders: Web Globalization Strategies” and has written a number of landmark reports, including 13 annual editions of The Web Globalization Report Card.

He really knows how to take the guesswork out of website globalization. Sign up for his webinar (below).  Learn strategies to tune up your website for a global audience.

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Note: Don’t miss our next WEGGinar™ 5/10/17 on “How to Improve Your Website For Global Customers,” and presented by John Yunker, Co-founder of Byte Level Research, author of “Think Outside the Country.” Register here:  https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/4596645079593705731.
Event is no charge but you must register in advance to attend.

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Women Entrepreneurs in India: Here’s How to Grow Your Global Online Presence

Published April 2, 2012 Country specific , Education , Training (entrepreneurial) , Web globalization , World entrepreneurship 1 Comment
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Women entrepreneurs in India:  Google+ is calling you!  They have launched the WeOW (Women Entrepreneurship On Web) program which is divided into five different circles (refer below).

Entrepreneurs can choose which circle to get into.  Some might need only one or all five.  The following are the five circles which have helped women entrepreneurs to launch a website, collaborate and optimize their global online presence.

  1. Building an online presence: creating a website, a YouTube channel, and a business page on a social network like Google+
  2. Collaborating effectively: tools like Gmail, Calendar and Docs
  3. Connecting with customers: hosting Google+ Hangouts, creating and distributing targeted offers and discounts
  4. Promoting your organization: online product demos, creating viral videos on YouTube, advertising through AdWords and AdSense
  5. Tracking and optimizing your online presence: Google Analytics, Google Alerts, ripples on Google+, the +1 button, webmaster tools

Ready to join? Go here.

Posted by:  Laurel Delaney

Prepare Your Business To Go Global

Published November 26, 2010 Education , Global trade , How-to , International business , Translation and Localization , Web globalization Leave a Comment
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WEGG contributor and founder/executive editor of Small Business Trends, Anita Campbell (pictured), writes an eloquent piece on how to prepare your business to go global. In addition, she covers how to ready your website for international business.

Read the entire article here.

Photo credit here.

Posted by: Laurel Delaney

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