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The Future of Online Marketplaces

The Future of Online Marketplaces

Borrowing the credibility of a known marketplace is a good way to introduce your brand to a new audience.

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Practical Cultural Advice for Doing Business Abroad

Practical Cultural Advice for Doing Business Abroad

In many places around the world it’s important to exchange pleasantries before getting down to business.

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The Art of the Meeting

The Art of the Meeting

Some new and innovative ways that modern organisations are using to make this time count and stop meetings becoming an obstacle to productivity

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Insights into Theories of Language Acquisition

Insights into Theories of Language Acquisition

The ability to acquire language may be an innate human skill – and one that’s fundamental to our entire civilisation.

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Website Design in Asia vs. The West

Website Design in Asia vs. The West

To a US or European audience, Asian web design seems hugely crowded with images, text, distracting gif and Flash animations and a overwhelming mass of icons.

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Brands That Have Reinvented Themselves Abroad

Brands That Have Reinvented Themselves Abroad

Taking a brand overseas offers marketing teams the chance to present it in a completely different way.

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Perceptions of UK Brands Abroad

Perceptions of UK Brands Abroad

Viewed from abroad, many familiar UK brands appear unrecognisable to their domestic audience.

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What Is the Hreflang Tag? And Why Is It Important?

What Is the Hreflang Tag? And Why Is It Important?

Learn how to use the hreflang tag - one simple line of code that Google and other search engines will use to index different language versions of your website.

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Neuro Linguistic Programming and Its Applications in Business

Neuro Linguistic Programming and Its Applications in Business

Don’t be put off by the creepy sci-fi concept of programming your brain - neuro linguistic programming (NLP) can be a very valuable tool for global businesses.

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Behaviours That Define Our Species

Behaviours That Define Our Species

Human universals offer a way of understanding that our experiences are in many ways shared irrespective of which society we belong to.

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International Markets Are Not Homogeneous Units

International Markets Are Not Homogeneous Units

Markets are not homogeneous units. Populations vary according to demographic, cultural, social and economic factors and this will affect consumer behaviour.

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What Surprises Japanese People Working in the West?

What Surprises Japanese People Working in the West?

Westerners in Japan often have culture shock. People arrive 15 minutes early to work, there aren’t litter bins and trains are silent. But what happens when Japanese people visit the West?

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Digital Natives and the Future of Online Retail

Digital Natives and the Future of Online Retail

Digital natives are accustomed to online shopping, mobile phones and ubiquitous broadband; all of which impacts on their behaviour as consumers.

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Selling Through International Online Marketplaces

Selling Through International Online Marketplaces

Online marketplaces can be a source for revenue for small businesses without their own websites or low marketing budgets but they’re not without their issues.

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The Economic Cost of a Lack of Language Skills

The Economic Cost of a Lack of Language Skills

It’s thought that sharing a common language can increase bilateral trade by between 75% and 170%.

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Localisation in the Film and TV Industries

Localisation in the Film and TV Industries

As is the case with most trades, the film industry is becoming increasingly globalised in the modern age.

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How Different Cultures Handle Time

How Different Cultures Handle Time

Your approach may reveal whether you come from a monochronic culture – one that sees time as a linear concept – or a polychronic culture – one that sees time as cyclical.

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Are Translators and Interpreters a Dying Breed?

Are Translators and Interpreters a Dying Breed?

Google translate has long been an object of ridicule among professional translators, but machine translation technology is undoubtedly improving.

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How Volkswagen Became the World’s Largest Car Manufacturer

How Volkswagen Became the World’s Largest Car Manufacturer

Volkswagen's success is a good example of a how an international focus and highly localised marketing strategy can deliver exceptional results for global businesses.

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The World’s Powerhouse Languages

The World’s Powerhouse Languages

More people are learning English as a foreign language than as a native one. It’s a powerhouse language whose attraction seems to outstrip other languages.

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