Instantly 'Internationalise' your tours/galleries etc.
 

Let's face it, a surfer from Korea will be pleased to see ANTHING in Korean!

Simply adding our geo-ip button:

http://www.pinaccesscode.com/gtib_16...utton_01_$.gif

during your sales pitch will instantantly globalize your sales pitch and make our friend from Korea much more likely to click thru. He will see:

http://gfx.passwordbyphone.com/162x108/button_01_ko.gif

Simply sign up at http://www.password-by-phone.com/signup.php and go to "banner & sites generator":winkwink:

http://www.passwordbyphone.com/image...tion-72dpi.jpg

Just because I'm surfing the net in Korea, does not mean that I speak Korean?

:Oh crap

You are joking?

http://www.i-marco.nl/weblog/images/nospam.jpg

ADG Webmaster

Give the guy a break.....

+ I want to move to Tenerife and could be looking for a job :)

It would be great to have you here mate! Off to the beach now...

I guess that's actually a pretty nifty feature! :thumbsup It's not a replacement, just an add-on to the signup page which makes it more likely for a non-english speaker to sign up.

geo-targetting should be used to generating pricing and billing/payment options, it should never be used to determine what language to show the end user. all modern browsers give the server thier language settings. show the person the ads in the language they want and expect to see.

for instance: i live in austria but i dont speak any german, therefore german language ad's are 100% useless and you lost a potential customer.

use the right tool for the job.

Its a button - not a redirect to a site.

'tis true. Geotargetting is the wrong tool for this job. Content negotiation of this kind can & should be done by detecting the language settings in the user's browser.

Your profile says you're in London.
Tell me, does everyone in London speak English as their primary language?

Lol - Damn GFY - I'm not sure if that is a dig at my English or not :)

London is mainly an English speaking city, however there are many areas that have large populations of foreign nationals.

The area I live in for instance is mainly Turkish and Hebrew - down the road we have a lot of North Africans so they speak a lot of French.

Afro-Caribbean areas speak English, but it can still be hard to understand if English isn't your first language.

Most people that live in London will understand if you try to speak English.

In a way we are accustomed to 'bad' English. :)

I guess if you want to 'internationalise your tours/galleries' you should click on my sig

Thank you for proving my point for me.
Someone's location is not always indicative of the language they prefer to view content. Using someone's geographical location as their language preference is conjecture at best.

no, but he's right - you need to determine language based off the browser language setting, which is passed to the server under HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE

I live in France, yet my OS and browsers are all set to en-gb. I frikken HATE it when I visit sites and get french language, based on geolocation. Even myspace does this shit