Easily translate your web content

If you already operate a web site displaying English content, maybe it’s time to consider translating it to expand your potential readership.

Translation of your English content to other popular languages like Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, Spanish, German, French, Russian and several more, makes your collection of wise words a lot more accessible to visitors who may understand English -but- will usually prefer their own native language.

You’re free to translate every single one of your pages manually but that could prove to be unbearably time consuming. Instead, you can use largely automated solutions like the Wesbsites Translator. Currently translating from English to twelve (12) popular languages, this PHP-based script takes the sweat out of internationalizing your textual content.

Such an awesome translation script can help muster even more Google AdSense revenue from advertisers in other languages which were, until you translated your content, not interested in being featured in your “English-only” web pages.

Your visitors will surely appreciate the convenience of reading your content in their own language and even if it’s not a high-level professionally executed human translation, it’s still very, very good. Talking about value, this is probably the lowest price ever for such a useful automated translation script.

Those who travel a lot already know that English is a fine language to master, on the road, although in a world where the internet knows no boundaries, perhaps it’s time that your web content became available to many more potential readers, thanks to the Websites Translator.

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One Response to “Easily translate your web content”

1. cgelinas says:

   June 16, 2008 at 11:26 am

   The Websites Translator now translates English into 24 languages (June 2008 update) — and it’s still sold for the same price, which is nice.

   Also, be aware that the Websites Translator isn’t, per se, a WordPress plug-in. It can work with WP but you’ll need to change the .htaccess file for the “rewrite magic” to happen.

   This solution works with either static HTML pages or PHP pages and once you’ve purchase it, there’s a video to show you how it’s done.