The Art of the Global Gateway - Yunker, John
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You don't get a second chance to make a first impression A global gateway is the initial point of contact between your website and the world - it is, in effect, a web user's first impression. To truly welcome visitors to your web site, you'll need a welcoming global gateway. As noted in The 2016 Web Globalization Report Card, the average number of languages supported by the leading global brands is now 30. While web globalization opens your website to the world, it also opens you up to a number of new challenges, namely how to ensure that visitors, no matter what language they speak, can find…mehr

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You don't get a second chance to make a first impression A global gateway is the initial point of contact between your website and the world - it is, in effect, a web user's first impression. To truly welcome visitors to your web site, you'll need a welcoming global gateway. As noted in The 2016 Web Globalization Report Card, the average number of languages supported by the leading global brands is now 30. While web globalization opens your website to the world, it also opens you up to a number of new challenges, namely how to ensure that visitors, no matter what language they speak, can find their local content. This is why the global gateway is so important. Well executed, the global gateway functions like a multilingual tour guide, helping people find exactly where they need to go. Who this book is for This book is for web designers, copywriters, marketers, localization vendors, project managers, and developers. In other words, this book is for those who create websites and applications and those who take them global. Increase traffic to your country websites by 20% (or more) Many companies are finding that more than half of the visitors to their global websites comes from outside their home markets. This book will help you direct more web users to local content, resulting in increased traffic, leads, and sales. Whether your company offers 5 localized websites or 100, this book will provide the information you need. The techniques and recommendations in this book are the result of more than a decade spent studying the process of directing web users to local content. Author John Yunker has interviewed hundreds of executives and shares firsthand what strategies work and what strategies don't.
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John Yunker is a writer of short stories, novels, and plays. The Tourist Trail began as a short story by the same name and won the Phoebe Journal 2010 Fiction Prize. His full-length play Meat the Parents was a finalist in the 2014 Centre Stage New Plays Festival and 2015 AACT New Plays Contest semi-finalist. His one-act play Little Red House was published in the literary journal Mason's Road, and produced in 2014 by the Studio Players Theatre in Lexington, Kentucky. He is editor of the anthology Among Animals: The Lives of Animals and Humans in Contemporary Short Fiction and is co-founder of Ashland Creek Press, a publisher devoted to environmental and animal rights literature.