Turn a finished post into a version for another language market, built around the words people there actually search for.
Translating an article is not the same as making it work in another market. A Dutch grower and a German buyer look for the same product with different words, and a translation quietly carries the wrong ones across.
Localizing, not translating
- The focus keyword comes from the target language's own keyword bank, not from the original
- Title, web address and meta description are rewritten around that keyword
- The article is rewritten section by section, in the way that language is genuinely written
- A comparison shows you anything a version says that the original did not, so you can accept it, change it or take it out
Where it lives
Localized versions sit next to the original in the editor, as tabs you can read, refresh and export. Export one, or all of them at once. You can also start one straight from your posts list.
Up to seven languages. Each version counts as one post from your monthly allowance, on any plan.