The category focuses on topics related to multilingual marketing in Canada, including Chinese, French, and South Asian audiences. The category also highlights our services for multilingual marketing strategy, such as Translation, WeChat Training, etc.
Selling products on the Canadian market? Here are five key elements to keep in mind about your Canadian audience:
As we approach the December 2023 deadline for the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) to confirm industry compliance with these changes, Canadian food label regulations remain as important as ever for businesses.
If you’re unfamiliar with Quebec or Quebec language law, you may be asking yourself–what is Quebec’s Bill 96? In this article, we will explain Quebec’s Bill 96 and explore the most recent requirements and what these changes mean for doing business in Quebec.
With all the buzz surrounding generative AI like ChatGPT, businesses may be tempted to cut corners, save time, and rely on automatic tools for their content. There are several reasons why ChatGPT can’t replace the human touch when writing content, especially in other languages.
As a business owner or marketing specialist, you already know the importance of reaching people in their own language. Especially here in Canada, where people speak many languages and come from various cultures. So, how do you reach customers in today’s interconnected world? One surefire solution is multilingual content!
If you want to connect with a diverse audience you need to work with influencers who can help you reach them. Let us take a closer look at social media influencer marketing and explore why diversity is crucial for brands looking to engage with a diverse audience.
Does your organization need interpretation services, translation services, or both? "Translation" and "Interpretation” are two terms that often get mixed up. Although both are part of the language industry, they each have their own unique mandate. Here are the key differences between them.
There are several factors to consider while setting out in the French-Canadian market. One is French being the official language and the other is cultural preferences. Here are 7 tips and insights to successfully engage with your French-Canadian audience.
It is that time of the year when cultural marketing experts are thinking carefully about their Lunar New Year 2023 messaging. Are you ready to celebrate with your Chinese clients and customers?
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