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If you want to give off a certain type of impression in your videos then using a foreign accent is perfect. This is a clever way of adding a touch of sophistication, a down to Earth quality or even a little bit of va va voom when the occasion demands it.

Some people enter the voice over industry with completely the wrong idea about what it involves. Therefore, we want to prepare you for some cold, hard truths.

The ultimate goal of all businesses is to make profit. This is why brands heavily invest on any activity that can guarantee an increase on the balance sheet. One method that greatly affects the profit margin of your business is localisation and we’ll explain why.

Some businesses effortlessly take over several new markets while others find it hard to break out of their local markets. This is simply because consumers in any given market are often motivated to buy a product only when they truly understand its benefits. This article explores how global brands are using multilingualism to break into new markets.

Have you ever thought about taking your business abroad? It may seem more daunting than it actually is, consider these 5 steps before selling abroad and decide if there’s a space for your business outside the UK.

Good communication doesn’t just mean being able to write a well-worded e-mail, or give a moving sales pitch. Communication also means making good use of audio and video translation services. In this article, we discuss three ways that translation can help your business to thrive.

We live in an age of global thinking and global business. But for companies just starting to expand internationally, it can be a challenge to know where to start. Here, we show you why Singapore could be the best country in Asia for you do to business.

English has been a global language for over a century now, and it’s widely regarded as the universal language for business. It is holding up pretty well as the language of choice for business ventures taking their services overseas – but for how long?