Subscribe today to our RSS feed for free or enter your e-mail address to get daily tips delivered to your inbox:

Easier Web Site Translations

Posted on November 11, 2008 in Online Tools

translate-thisNot many web sites out there are region specific, so we have to realize we are aiming our content out there to the world, and not just one niche audience.

With that in mind, you might think to yourself, “How can I do multiple translations of my web site for everybody?” 

Well with ConveyThis.com, you do not have to.  ConveyThis.com takes the AddThis.com or ShareThis.com aspect of bookmarking and puts a translating twist to it.  By simply adding one button to your web site, you can quickly offer translations into 29 different languages. 

Think of it as a quick and easy way to access some of the most popular translation services out there such as Google translate, BabelFish, Live Translator, and more!  It is easy to register, and once you do – all you need to do is embed your code into your site.  It is just that easy! 

| More

  • Janine Libbey
    It's called quality control! But the freebies will give you a good laugh if that's what you're after. Have fun!
  • Steve
    Oh, Janine, don't be a spoilsport.
  • These free online translators are all right if all you want is the gist of the text. If, however, you are trying to attract new clients, the machine translated results will quite often have the opposite effect. They often produce pure gibberish. There still nothing to replace a human translator.
blog comments powered by Disqus

Related Tech Tips and Tricks

Mitch’s Guide on Sharing Great Web Content
I love to share. I have three tools I like to use to help promote my stories and posts after I have gotten them written up.  If you follow me on Twitter or have befriended me on Facebook, you might have

icon
Translating the Web with ConveyThis
I am a big fan of any tool that will help make the Web more accessible.  There is no doubt that the language barrier might be the last big barrier to break when it comes to Web conversations and

http://www.mitchkeeler.com/
Easily Snapshot Any Part of a Web Page
There is another neat web application that has caught my eye this week.  Kwout allows you to "quote" a part of a web page by cutting out a piece of it to post to your own web site.  You can

Mitch Keeler © 2009 - Sitemap | Privacy Policy
Dedicated Server Hosting provided by Layered Tech

Go to Top of Page