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In this issue of the Weglot Newsletter, we're talking about ranking in new markets, content creation with AI, and translation glossaries.

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Monthly Newsletter Hi folks, Remember the good old days of Google Translate failure memes? Well, translation technology has come a long way since then. So much so that Google is discontinuing its human feedback tool Contribute, which once allowed users to submit corrections. But marketers know that nothing can replace the "human touch." If anything, we need more of it in the AI-dominated online world. And technology can actually enable us do just that. This was one of the key topics at our International Marketing Summit last month, where we discussed how marketers can prioritize the 'human' element while leveraging automation to streamline processes. But more on that later. In this newsletter, we're also talking about: - Ranking in new markets, - Content creation with AI, - The importance of translation glossaries, and more! What We're Reading SEO Insights from Brands Dominating Google Have you had enough of the same old SEO tips? Then check out this analysis of what real companies worldwide did to achieve SEO success in Q3. DALL-E Now Lets You Edit Images Directly in ChatGPT Could this be your sign to localize the media elements on your website? Because creating custom images with AI has never been easier. How Can You Begin To Rank In New Markets How can a small company that only ranks locally begin to rank in another market? Here are the top practices to get started. Job Demand for Multilingual Speakers Surges For The Next 5 Years The benefits of going multilingual extend beyond your website! Here's why language skills can boost salary and job prospects. 6 Ways Businesses Can Use AI to Create Content More Productively From ideation to content repurposing, everything AI can help you with for creating marketing content, in multiple languages. Why a Translation Glossary is Important for Localization  Learn how to transform your workflow with a translation glossary and streamline manual tasks. Previously most read: Paris Olympics 2024: how brands can 'win' according to 3 experts Multilingual Website of the Month Visit The Every is an independent hair care company that stands out with its original branding and innovative products. And this creative Swedish brand is committed to delivering cruelty-free vegan products to Everyone. So it's not surprising to see a language switcher on their website! Here are 3 things we love about The Every's multilingual website: ✨ On-brand language switcher ✨ Localized currencies ✨ Responsive web elements What's New at Weglot 📹 New IMS Replays: Our International Marketing Summit was a big success thanks to your participation and engagement. If you missed any sessions or want to revisit your favorites, all sessions are available now. 🌼 New Work Rhythm: We're thrilled to announce that after a 6-month test period, we unanimously decided to permanently transition to a 4-day workweek at Weglot! We talk all about it here. 💼 New Job Postings: We're on the lookout for talented individuals (like yourself) to join our team and help shape the future of website translation - apply now and be part of the Weglot journey! 🤝 Partner News: GemPages, our trusted Page Builder partner, is celebrating Mother's and Father's Day with an exclusive offer! Enjoy a 20% discount on all GemPages Monthly Plans using the code 'MFD20'. Untranslatable Word of the Month Hope you enjoyed this month's newsletter! As always, if you have any questions or feedback, you can let us know by replying to this email. See you next month, Eugène Weglot 7 Cite Paradis, Paris France