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How to translate a website
Rating: 4.6 out of 5(44 ratings)
3,234 students
Created byJennifer Prufer
Last updated 10/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • How to quickly set up a multilingual website
  • How to set up translated webpages in a way that's optimized for visitors and search engines
  • How to use Weglot

Course content

3 sections • 7 lectures • 29m total length

  • What is Weglot0:38
  • Is Weglot the right solution for you - Pros and Cons7:29

    Assess Weglot's fit for your multilingual website, with easy setup and integrations for WordPress or Webflow. Explore automatic translations, native edits, professional translators, and import-export of translation strings, plus pricing.

  • Who is your instructor1:52

    Explore how a web developer and multilingual SEO expert approaches translation and international SEO. See how she sets up multilingual websites with automated translation solutions and practical workflows.

Requirements

  • You must sign up for Weglot to use their tool (freemium)

Description

Translate your website to reach new audiences and get more traffic the easy way.

Through this free course, learn about Weglot, my recommended web translation solution for most websites, and how to best set it up for optimal user experience and international SEO.

We'll go over things like the pros and cons of Weglot, how to install the software, different settings within the dashboard, the recommended translation flow, and finally, how to launch your newly translated website.

In this tutorial, I use Weglot through its WordPress plugin. However, if you're not using WordPress, the dashboard for your CMS - whether you use Shopify, Ghost, or Webflow - should be very similar to mine. Also, the Weglot dashboard is exactly the same, so you'll still be able to follow along.

Who this course is for:

  • Website owners that would like to reach a new audience by setting up translated versions of their website

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