If you’re a Shopify merchant trying to serve customers in more than one language, you’ve quickly discovered that your options aren’t cheap. Shopify’s own built-in tool has real limitations, and the popular third-party translation apps range from moderately expensive to eye-wateringly priced once your product count grows. For small merchants — especially those selling into […]
Belgium is one of Europe’s most linguistically complex countries — and that complexity creates real, practical challenges for business websites. If you’re running a business in Belgium, or selling products and services to Belgian customers, understanding the country’s language landscape isn’t just cultural awareness. It can directly affect your sales, your reputation, and in some […]
GoDaddy’s Website Builder is genuinely popular — and for good reason. It’s quick to set up, it doesn’t require any technical knowledge, and for a small business that just needs an online presence, it often does the job well. But if you’ve tried to make your GoDaddy site bilingual, you’ve probably run into a problem: […]
Wales is a bilingual nation. Around 900,000 people — roughly 30% of the population — speak Welsh (Cymraeg), and the Welsh Government is committed to growing that number. For organisations operating in Wales, whether public bodies, charities, or private businesses, the Welsh language isn’t just a cultural consideration. In many cases, it’s a legal and […]
A language switcher is one of those features that can seem minor until you realise how much it matters. For visitors who don’t speak your site’s default language, it’s the difference between engaging with your content and clicking the back button. For businesses operating in bilingual regions or international markets, it’s often what makes or […]
If you’re trying to make your website multilingual and you built it on one of the popular drag-and-drop website builders, you’ve probably already discovered a frustrating truth: most of them don’t make it easy. Some have limited built-in options. Some have paid add-ons that are surprisingly expensive. And some have nothing at all. This guide […]
If you’ve been looking at Webflow’s Localization feature and done the maths, you’ve probably had the same reaction as thousands of designers and small business owners before you: that can’t be right. But it is right. Webflow Localization costs $29 per locale per month. That’s on top of your existing Webflow plan. For a freelancer […]
If you run a business that operates in Quebec — or sells to customers there — you’ve probably heard the name Bill 96. Maybe it’s come up in conversation, maybe you’ve seen it in the news, or maybe a client mentioned it and you weren’t quite sure what it meant for your website. This guide […]
You’ve built your website. It looks good, it’s working — but you’re only speaking to half your potential audience. If your customers, clients, or community speak more than one language, a bilingual website isn’t a luxury. It’s a competitive advantage, and in some regions, it’s a legal requirement. The good news? You don’t need to […]
Previously, if you create a language-specific blog article using {en} in the title, the Multilingualizer would hide the link to that article for French users. However, in many themes the link is only in the blog title and the other related items also needed to be hidden. We have released an update which handles this […]