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By Max Milano For Brand Managers, pressure is like the weather; it’s always there, and it only gets worse the more unprepared you are. Take Sofia, a brand manager for a new eco-friendly skincare line based in Madrid. It’s only 7 a.m., but she’s already buried in emails. Her international corporate head office boss wants…
By Max Milano (Tech Writer) When most people hear “technical SEO,” their minds jump straight to sitemaps, crawling errors, and JavaScript rendering. But when you’re operating in more than one language, there’s an entire layer of SEO that gets overlooked, and it’s costing you traffic, conversions, and visibility in multiple markets. Enter the Bilingual Technical…
How to Market Your Brand in English and Spanish (Without Sounding Like a Dork) By Max Milano Marketing your brand in two languages (English & Spanish) isn’t as simple as slapping your English copy into Google Translate and hoping for the best. That’s how you end up with slogans that make native speakers cringe. Spanish…
