Marketing writing

t’s because of our vast experience working in this field and the savoir-faire forged from that experience we can provide a simple and effective working process for every creative and marketing content translation we take on.

Marketing content

Having marketing content available in foreign languages which has additionally been adapted to the target culture is a crucial element when dealing with international sales and public relations matters. This content must reflect any cultural or conceptual nuances present as these are vital factors on the global marketplace.

Our teams are specialists at creating targeted messages which faithfully represent you, wherever you’re doing business.

Now more than ever marketing content is of the utmost importance as the amount of information and data available is constantly growing, which is precisely where we can help you stand out from the competition. For best results we take the effort to get to know you and your business so we can best identify what drives your company.

No task is too big or too small for us, from promotional slogans to websites or a full, completely bespoke public communications profile.

And of course we’ll be there from the start helping you identify the specific needs in place for your project, which helps lowers the overall cost and time spent in the end.

How do we do it?

Based on the specifications we come up with together we can provide you with a detailed quote and a deadline.

Once things are under way we discuss relevant topics regarding the translation and make our comments where necessary, ensuring a result which meets your expectations.

When producing content for you we firstly analyse your product and look at what your goals are. We do our best to collect as much information as quickly as possible, getting all of the key players involved – the sales manager, advertising agency, graphic designers etc. – and then work together with them to glean anything which could help us better understand your product or service.

The key words here are ‘working together’: strong communication and meaningful dialogue between the various parties will lead to faster, more successful results and reduce unnecessary back-and-forth messages.

The main questions to answer before (and after!) placing an order for a translation with us on the client’s end are as follows:

What is the translation going to be used for? What is absolutely non-negotiable in terms of the budget and deadline? Are there older versions of the text available which might be of use to the translator?

Calculating the cost: Would you like to see a sample of our work before placing your order? Would you rather have a rate per word or a fixed price?

During the translation process: Have you designated a contract person for the translator? Don’t forget to send us the text in its final layout format so we can verify everything looks good prior to it being sent off for printing.

After delivery of the translation: Is this the final version of the document or do you think you’ll need to update it at some point?