​When a translation service is required, it is of course essential that the translation be accurate and sound “native”. If the person in charge of the translation project does not speak the language subject to translation, it is always tempting to have the translation “reviewed” by someone who does, to make sure that it meets high standards.
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Depending on your budget, time and preference, you can approach translation review in at least three different ways.

Who does not want to save money when making any purchases, from electronics to professional services? We all do. And like any other product, it is a good idea to shop around to find a good deal on your translations.
In terms of translation services, the phrase “you get what you pay for” also applies. So make sure to hire a professional service. You will usually pay cents for every source word or target word of translation; however, the total number of words can easily add up. It is always good to plan in advance to keep your translation costs within your budget.

Below are seven tips to save money on translation services without compromising on quality.

If localizing a site into multiple languages or translating it into Spanish seems like a daunting task, it is! You’ll find it challenging and time-consuming, yet usually a great return on investment!  Careful planning is key for a successful launch.

​Below are 19 things to consider when translating a website in Spanish. Most of them are also applicable when engaging in multilingual website localization.