Five Tips for Linguistic Testers

Linguistic testers are more than linguistic experts. The skill set required covers a much broader range that requires close attention to details, and patience to deal with unstable test environments.

Writing Technically To The Non-Technical Audience

Producing technical documentation in the wrong way can cost a company thousands of dollars as it can be damaging to your business if nobody knows how to use your products. When your audience is the general public (no matter what industry you’re in) it’s important to keep communication simple. Here are some tips to keep in mind as a technical writer writing to the non-technical audience.

4 Reasons Translation Quality is Crucial when Going Global

With translation, quality matters. Don’t expect global consumers to purchase your product just because the content is written in their native language. If the translation quality is mediocre, the product will be viewed negatively.

10 Keys to Going Global

Like many others, you’re hoping to take your company global. After many months of building a viable business in your own country, you are now looking to deliver your product to the world. However, this job is much easier said than done.

Three Localization Pointers from Christina

Stop on by to get your hands on three localization tips, brought to you by Christina, a lead project manager at CSOFT. Find out how clients unfamiliar with the localization process become more informed, why she thinks her coworkers are invaluable, and what she believes are key steps in best approaching clients. More at Simply CSOFT!

Preparing Content for a Global Audience Checklist

Hi everyone! Stop by the blog today to learn some key best practices when preparing content for a global audience. Localization vendors such as CSOFT are here to help you navigate your way through the international market, but quality results start at the beginning. Find out more about simple practices to remember when writing content for new global audiences.