Websites help people access information, products and services. Offering content in more languages can make a blog, business website or online store accessible to a wider audience, although each has different goals.
A blog may seek new readers, while a company may want overseas customers to understand its products and contact options. In import and export, translated content can support communication, but translation alone cannot guarantee traffic or sales.
Translation Quality
Website copy needs to be accurate, readable and appropriate to its subject. Confusing wording or incorrect claims may undermine trust. Specialist knowledge and review of the finished text are therefore valuable.
Planning and Deadlines
Allow time for preparation, translation and review. Ideally, plan language versions before launch. An existing website may benefit from a coordinated, phased rollout. Deadlines should reflect the amount of content and the time available for checks.
Meaning and Context
A sentence that sounds natural in Turkish may be ambiguous in another language. Translators should preserve its intended meaning and ensure that headings, navigation labels and related pages work together.
Cultural Appropriateness
Examples, tone and expressions should suit the target audience. Localisation takes cultural differences into account without introducing unsupported promises or changing the substance of the original message.
Website Translation at Pierid Tercüme
When requesting a quotation, provide a page list or the content to be translated, language pairs, target audience and deadline. The delivery format and review of text after it is added to the website should also be agreed. Technical implementation and other business services may require separate arrangements.
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