SMBs - How to Talk to Foreigners in their Own Language Without Taking the Trouble to Learn it! Yes, it's Perfectly Possible to Communicate with Overseas Markets, Persuade them to Buy, and Turn them into Amazingly Loyal Customers Even if You Can't Say a Single Word in a Foreign Language

"Small or Midsize Business Owner!"

Even as Recession is Rearing its Ugly Head, 30+ Year Working Veteran Translator A.M.Sall Invites You to Capitalize on His Experience and Expertise, Smoothly Enter the Go-global Fray, Carve Out Your Own Highly Profitable Niche in the Global Marketplace and Double Your Revenues... in One Year

Just take a quick look at the following litany:

• The economy is slowing down,
  
  
• inflation creeping in
  
  
• Growing crisis in consumer confidence,
  
  
• Dollar weakening and
  
  
• gold is rising
  
  
• US cost structures are not competitive
  
  
• "...times are changing. It hasn't happened yet, but historically high oil prices are bound to slow consumption and demand in the US economy sooner or later" (The Daily Reckoning, 04/19/06)
  
  
• Recession is now unavoidable - whether you see it as an evil necessity or a blessing in disguise to lay the ground for future growth, it certainly is inevitable and
  
  
• Last but certainly not least, the English language is gradually losing its pre-eminence as the world business language as customer-centric focus in sales is increasingly becoming the norm on the global scene, which results in the growing importance of translation/localization

For SMBs, the only way out is: go global!

• China, India, Brazil are booming
  
  
• Japan is quickly recovering
  
  
• ASEAN, or the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, has been moving to reduce trade barriers and to promote integration within a rapidly growing region of 500 million people
  
  
• South American economies are emerging, even Hugo Chavez will sooner or later discover that communism simply doesn't work
  
  
• Africa is slowly but surely waking up,
  
  
• Most of Europe is intent on receiving your products

SMBs and the Level Playing-field

• evaluating your product's export potential;
  
  
• determining if you are really willing to make a commitment to international markets and evaluating whether your company is 'export-ready';
  
  
• identifying key foreign markets for your products through market research;
  
  
• evaluating distribution and promotional options and establishing an overseas distribution system;
  
  
• determining export prices, payment terms, methods, and techniques; and,
  
  
• familiarizing yourself with shipping methods, export documentation procedures, and other requirements for exporting." (USA Trade Information Center)
  
  
• and, maybe more importantly, developing and implementing a global vision, strategy and business processes.

SMBs, always remember: Trade is Communication

Now one word of caution: people who advise on international commerce often overblow the purely technical, legal, formalities sides of it. They tend to forget that like any other exchange activity, trade, whether domestic or international, is essentially a matter of communication, if only because marketing is, or should be, at the very heart of all commercial activities.

How You Choose Your Translation Service Provider Can Make or Break Your Ambitious Globalization - or Export - Project

My name is A.M.Sall

And my core competencies are Translation Project Management (TPM) and global communication and marketing, specifically for SMBs,

Translation and Global Communication for SMBs

• either fully, totally, from A to Z, with strong emphasis on Quality Control
  
  
• or in part - I recommend partners when I feel they can do better than me. Having been "deep in the trenches" for well over 30 years I know a good translator when I see one, whether a Translation Agency or a Freelancer.

• If you decide to search for your own Translation Service Provider, I can help you cut your search time by at least 99%, guaranteed - and for free
  
  Just tell me what your problem is, and
  
  
• I'll give you the solution or help you find it,
  
  
• I'll help you implement the solution,
  
  
• or I'll implement the solution for you.

Strangely enough, I am one of the very few translators who actually and deliberately limit the number of their clients, because I hate to "bite off more than I can chew", and as I said earlier, I am a pure fanatic when it comes to quality control and keeping deadlines: I often tell clients I am "fully booked" . So, please hurry and get in touch to clearly state all your needs so that we can make you an offer specifically tailored to these needs, or click to request a quote - before it is too late