During the past 6 months, we have worked heavily on a new Easyling Dashboard experience, both in terms of technology stack in the background, and UI/UX/features as well.
First in stealth mode, but now coming to the spotlight, the redesigned new frontend is publicly available. Not just with a new look, but also with some powerful and useful features are added. Read the full article
Are you attending memoQfest 2018?
We are hosting a Master Class for Easyling users on May 29th, Tue. at Easyling’s office in Budapest, focusing on advanced topics. (New or prospective clients are welcome to visit us at our booth at memoQfest.) Read the full article
Translating websites with CAT tools is a challenge because the translator works without seeing the particular context. Clarifying ambiguities is cumbersome and time-consuming. Read the full article
How was your summer, dear reader? Over here, the team was busy taking turns going for a swim in the heat on one hand, and on the other, sticking to development, where the incremental improvement of Easyling doesn’t stop. We have rolled out some invisible and some visible changes to augment Easyling throughout August. Here’s our tally for the month. Read the full article
Summer is in full swing, and there was no shortage of various convenience fixes, visible and invisible improvements in Easyling this July. Here’s what kept us busy these past few weeks.
The sweltering weather in Budapest would have ground all work to a standstill if not for our air conditioning. This way, fortunately, we could stay out of the blazing heat and focus on bringing you new features and fixes to make website translation easier. This month, we added integration with Google Neural Machine Translation, as well as a more robust memory-powered pre-translation system. See the details after the jump!
We had the pleasure to participate again at Kilgray’s memoQfest on June 8-9 in Budapest. We met with many old friends and spoke with people who came to Budapest for the very first time. Read the full article
A guest post by Chris Raulf, Founder of Boulder SEO Marketing
Just as search engine optimization (SEO) can help clients with English content rise to the top in search engine results, international and multilingual SEO (ISEO) can do the same for the translated versions of the content.
I recently had the pleasure of co-presenting a webinar called, “Improve Your ROI With International and Multilingual SEO (ISEO)” with Péter Faragó, Co-founder and CEO of Easyling, the leading website translation platform company. We discussed ISEO and multilingual SEO along with the five main ways to translate a website and the Easyling solution. Here are a few of the highlights that we discussed during the webinar: Read the full article
Although studies have shown that people prefer to use the web in their native language, translating websites was traditionally a complicated task, requiring significant IT-resources. Furthermore, translated websites often fail to reach their potential ROI because they skip the step of international search engine optimization. Read the full article
Some of our clients who used Easyling on WP Engine hosted websites might have experienced problems with the availability of the translated versions of the sites. Read the full article
