In an increasingly competitive and globalised business environment, growth opportunities are no longer limited to the local market. Expanding into other countries enables you to increase visibility, diversify revenue and position you in front of new audiences. However, in order to enter an international market successfully, having a high quality product or service isn’t enough; clear, accurate and culturally-appropriate communication in the customer’s language is vital.

Professional human translation therefore becomes a strategic and essential tool.

For more than 10 years, BigTranslation has accompanied businesses who want to take that global leap, starting with free translation advice to identify linguistic needs, assess priorities and design a multilingual internationalisation plan in line with their objectives.

If you are wanting to expand into other countries to increase visibility, diversify revenue and position you in front of new audiences, our free advice service is for you.

In our day-to-day work at BigTranslation, as a translation agency which is also specialised in sworn translations, we often come across apostilled documents or documents that require an apostille in order to be valid in other countries. This type of procedure usually raises many queries among our customers – what exactly is an apostille, when are they needed and how do you obtain one? Therefore, today we’re going to clarify some key points to make the process easier and prevent delays in the submission of official documents.

Do you need to submit an official document in another country and have been asked for an “apostille”? If you don’t know where to start, don’t worry: in this article, we explain what a Hague Apostille is, what documents you can get apostilled, how much it costs, where you can obtain them from, and how long it takes to process.

With the rise of digital marketing and the desire for internationalisation, multilingual content writing has become an essential strategy for any company.

At BigTranslation, we explain what it is and how a human writer can help your business in its internationalisation process. Take note!

The sworn translation of academic records is a necessary procedure if you want to continue your studies abroad or if you are going to apply for a job in a foreign country.

Not sure whether you need a sworn translation of your academic certificate or transcript? At BigTranslation, we’ll explain when a sworn translation might be required and what the process involves.

If you’ve decided to use an automatic translation tool to translate your e-commerce content, you need to be aware of its limitations. While these technologies have indeed come a long way in recent years, they are still not error-free. Far from it. Localisation, for instance, remains one of their key weaknesses. This is because translation is not just about swapping words from one language to another, but about conveying the message in a way that suits each market. This is where post-editing comes into play: the expert eye of a professional proofreader.

An upcoming international tender could prove highly beneficial for your company, but there’s one detail that caught you off guard: one of the requirements is to translate the tender documentation and you don’t know where to start. Sound familiar? Don’t worry, your situation is more common than you think.

To help ensure that your company can submit its proposal by the required deadline, BigTranslation has prepared a comprehensive article explaining what a public tender is, when you need to translate your documents and which types of paperwork should be translated by a human translator.