Usually, the content creation process starts with a comprehensive research ...
Which is very time consuming ... You'll have to find trusted sources, to read dozens of relevant, topic-related articles etc ...
And sooner or later you'll end up on sites/blogs written in different foreign languages ... In which case, you'll have to use Google Translate in order to translate the given site over to English. I admit, the outcome it's not always the best, but usually, the result is good enough for comprehension purposes ... This is why more than 200 million people actively use Google Translate every single month ...
Still, we (site owners) tend to forget that we live in a diverse world where people speak more than 6,500 different languages. Let's face it, we like to assume that almost everybody can understand English ... And that's wrong!
What I'm trying to say here: even though a lot of people can understand English, there are many possible scenarios where you should consider translating your site. Especially if/when you have large audience groups from a specific region ...
This is why I've decided to create this short tutorial where I will show you how easy is to add Google Translate to your Wordpress site ...
Interested?
Let's do this!
Wow... this really opens the door.
The way I understand this is when a visitor reads a blog from my site, this Google Translator will be able to translate in the language they desire.
I can see that being very helpful.
But when I have a CTA in that blog to take the visitor to WA, all the training here is in English.
I'm just thinking here...
Thank you Zed.
I do have this bookmarked.
Monica