i'd do any website translation from english to french and french to english for just 250$ graphics included if needed

can also get english to thai translations for the same price


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:1orglaugh :1orglaugh

your prices are damn expensive..

and i don't think your translation pussy and sex better than me ;) hahaha

i agree 1005

for precision,
i'm from french mother tongue but totally bilingual

You're wrong. Chinese is the language most people speaks, English is the language spoken in more different countries as second language and Spanish is the language spoken in more different countries as primary language

Agred entirely with your point, which is why it would be prudent for webmasters and companies to know we have been working the foreign markets for close to 4 years now building up our working relationships with many international sponsor programs and sources of traffic.

As for traffic many of our clients get their traffic from their existing affiliate base in addition to being able to market their site / program to international webmasters looking to find solid multi-lingual sponsors.

Again as well as the translations we can provide a full analysis for our clients business from what niches work best on what traffic to what billing options are available to them and also where they should advertise their new multi-lingual affiliate program / paysites for maximum effect.

Basically we offer a complete international marketing service line including translations support services so, if one of your sites Japanese members emails you with a problem, we will assist you in dealing with that members concerns as quickly as possibly.

Once you have the translations you are not left to do all the marketing aspect opn your own we want our work to be the best for both us and our clients which is why we offer support and services second to non.

Regards,

Lee

Unfortnately that statement is about as wrong as it can be, in fact our Japanese translator already works for one of the BIGGEST Asian pacific sponsors.

Indeed which is why our translations are not 'literal' translations f something isnt going to make sense we will let our clients know and offer them an alternative way of saying what they mean in the language they are trying to target.

Not so, in fact many of our clients have had good results by just changing over the text on the tours that already convert well for them on US traffic. However in regards to changing the layout you are correct, words that may only be 5 characters in length in English may turn out to to 10 characters in length in another langugae which, will alter the layout of your tour pages.

Beleive this has been answered above :)

Thanks, although this isnt really a startup we have been offering adult webmasters / companies translations for three years now and, were actually one of the first companies to offer multi lingual translations from one source rather than single languages anyway i thank you for your fedback it is appreciated :thumbsup

Regards,

Lee

Agreed - See my reply above :)

In certain instances you would be correct and as part of our initial contact phase we like to discuss this aspect with our clients, in fact just recently we ha a lengthy conversation with a client who was looking to break into the international market place and we discussed everything with them from the niches that work best in certain companies to localized billing etc.

Regards,

Lee

Actually...

Its not about the language most people SPEAK its about the language most SURFERS speak :thumbsup

In addition wy should a company be losing sales to Korean surfers just because they dont have a Korean site? Our global translation services will enable companies to get translations into just about any viable language globally.

Regards,

Lee

50 :thumbsup

Regards,

Lee

Whadda you know....

I got the 51st post too :thumbsup

Regards,

Lee

And I got #52
Who gives a fuck? :glugglug

No idea but ya could have at least quoted this for the 52nd post:

Regards,

Lee

Do you speak any foreign languages, or do you rely on your translators
to deal with sponsors when talking about their networks and such?

Anyone can call themselves an international sponsor,
that does not mean they actually understand the markets they are in.

I will focus on Spain, one market that I know and understand well.

Using a local sponsor that you have probably never heard of,
I can get 90-95c per minute from dialers. Their network is their own,
they deal direct with the big telcos and they have paid me on time every month for the past three years.

I also use local sponsors with their own merchant accounts in the country I am trying to sell to.

I have tried nearly every Spanish language sponsor there is,
I know which network works best domestically and who has the best Spanish lang. international solution.
I know which Spanish speaking countries do better with credit cards over dialers/SMS,
which niches work best, which country will buy big penis pills, etc.

To gather this sort of information take a lot of time for just one market,
it would be extremely difficult to give that level of service globally.

Have you got international attorneys working for you?

Some people are aware of German laws because it?s been spoken about before, but as an example.

If you translated a site into Italian with nuns on the tour,
the Italian government has successfully closed down Italian sites hosted in the US,
because blasphemy is illegal in Italy.

Japan has got some crazy laws relating to porn,
as you offer a translation service for this country do you also offer legal advice?

Are you aware of the Spanish laws relating to e-commerce?

I could go on, hehe.