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Good Evening, Welcome to the Odd Night circle, where fortunes are made while the world sleeps.
Tonight weāre exploring how to make every word count across international borders.
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šæ The Big Picture:
Ever noticed Netflix's global takeover? Their secret: mastering localization - tweaking content for each culture and language, and voila, subscribers surged worldwide!
A heap of businesses are crying out for this as they spread their digital wings globally.
But here's the pickle: existing AI tools try, but often miss the mark, stumbling over the subtleties, lacking the local touch and often delivering something a bit, well, robotic.
Going global needs a human touch, and friends, thatās where you step in!

š The Idea:
First up, whatās a digital localization agency?
Picture this: itās a powerhouse that translates and adapts digital realms - think apps, websites, and SaaS platforms - for different regions.
Think of a fitness app that's all in English. To attract people in France, every message and instruction in the app would need to get changed into French, making sure it sounds natural and fits French habits and culture.
Your agency would take care of that. Now, French users can enjoy it as if it was made just for them, and the app gains new customers (and money) from France.
At its heart, your digital localization agency would leverage the speedy translations of AI, then sprinkle on human expertise from freelancers to add that dash of local flavor, ensuring words flow smoothly rather than stumble in each region.
Strategy:
Quick-Start with AI: Use AI tools for a solid base translation.
Polish with People: Tap into freelancers on platforms like Fiverr or Upwork to refine and culturally tune translations.
How to get started:
Target Market Insights: Understand where businesses want to spread their wings.
Tech-Up: Invest in a robust AI localization tool to get the ball rolling.
Freelancer Friends: Build a crew of freelancers, fluent and culturally savvy in your target languages.
Pilot Power: Approach startups, maybe SaaS gems, with a tasty pilot project deal to get that portfolio cooking!
š„ Is the Market Hot?
The software localization market, sitting pretty at $5.9 billion in 2022, is set to balloon up to $15.6 billion by 2032. Companies are throwing themselves into new markets, and they need accurate, culturally-relevant translations to stick the landing.
In our research we found 65% of multinational enterprises believe localization is very important for achieving higher company revenues, illustrating a massive acknowledgment of the crucial role it plays in global market penetration and profit augmentation.
š Revenue Potential:
Envision this: you secure a project, a website requiring 3,000 words to be localized. Charging a balanced mid-range rate of $0.35 per word (remember, you can charge anywhere from $0.10 to $0.50 depending on complexity), that sums up to a cool $1,050 for just one job.

Manage to close 5 of those deals every month, and youāre pocketing a tidy $5,250!
And hey, thatās just playing it safe. Scale it up, and youāre looking at a serious income!
šÆ Conclusion:
Connecting businesses to new markets with a digital localization agency isnāt just smart; itās future-proof.
You become the secret sauce for businesses to smoothly sail into new territories, ensuring they're not just heard, but understood and embraced.
Delve into those key markets, build that freelancer network, and get ready to link the digital world like never before!

Tweet of the Day
All roads lead back to 5 AM wake up, immediate 4 hours of focused work, and intermittent fasting until noon.
ā Dickie Bush š¢ (@dickiebush)
10:36 AM ⢠Oct 15, 2023

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