What's up, SaaS Masters!
My name is George,
and today I want to show you a system that's gonna let you translate your
website super fast and best of all, super easy.
It's called Linguise, and it's really easy to use.
Now, in this video, I will be showing you
how it actually works and how easy it actually is to install.
I will be doing a test on WordPress, so you can actually see that you can do
this for yourself without complicating things.
You don't have to manually translate things.
It does it automatically.
But if you want to fine tune it and tweak
the translation, you're also going to be able to do it in live mode.
So let me show you what I'm talking about right now.
All right.
This is a Linguise site, and you can translate to over 80 languages
with this system, it's super easy to use and implement.
Now, it's really important that you have
several languages available, especially when you have users coming
in from all over the world, because you might find people that don't
speak the language, the native language that you're using
on your website and you need to translate it.
They would have to do it manually or use something like Google to translate it.
But this doesn't automatically inside of the site.
Let me give you a quick example in their site.
There's this little flags that we can view right here, and if I click on it,
we can view a pop up of the languages that this side has available.
There's several ways that we can display
this, but this is just a really easy view of what's capable of Linguises.
So let's just say we want to translate this to French.
We'll just click on it and boom, it opens up the French section right here.
And if we have one another language,
let's just say something more complex, like Japanese.
Well, complex for me, but obviously not for them.
And now the site is in Japanese.
It's that easy.
Let me show you another site that we have here for demo.
This is an ordinary site, a WordPress site that we have.
Again, the site is native English.
And if we click on the flags, well, we can translate, for example, to Hindi.
Okay.
All right. There we go.
Now. It's translated to Hindi, just like that.
Super easy and super fast.
Now let me show you what's going on behind the scenes now in the display,
for example, the analytics and all of that, because this is really important.
Plus, at the end, I will be showing you
how to install it for yourself on WordPress.
So let me jump into my Linguise dashboard and we're gonna use this sides test lock
that video and we're going to view whoops let me log in.
Okay, again, let me go to test.
Okay, here's the analytics for this site that we're specifically looking at.
We can see, for example,
the translated characters for this specific site is nine0.
The translated words is 1,000 the input
bandwidth that's been used, the request and page views per language.
Okay.
This is really interesting because you're going to know where
or what actually what languages your users are actually speaking.
Okay. Or understand this case, for example,
we're viewing Spanish, which is 50% German.
Then we have Japanese handy.
This is just a test site,
but you're gonna be able to view what percentage of your users are,
what language that are using or they understand multilingual page views.
So, for example, are they used to it or not?
Or are they just using the English language?
We have the most visit view pages information.
Okay.
We also have, for example, the rules available.
If we want to add a new rule for it, for example, we could give it a title.
The type of rule do we want to ignore specific words?
For example, ignored text, replace contact exclusion or exclude exclusion by URL?
These could be due for several reasons,
and it's good that we have the option we can also text to ignore.
For example, if we are talking about
a brand, we don't want to translate it because let me give you a quick example.
A brand. That's a word.
I don't know SSL, which is a deal that's going on.
You don't want to translate it because that's an actual word.
Or, for example, Radar, which is a word.
But there's also a SaaS.
Well, we can ask it to ignore it and,
well, don't translate it because it's a brand name.
It's not a word we can apply to URL or select the URL
apply to languages, apply to HTML content and explode in URLs.
We have those options available.
We have the translations that this specific site has.
Okay. And we have the Life editor.
This one is really interesting because if we want to fine tune the language,
for example, also like Spanish for this one, which is my primary language.
If I want to translate it,
I can go adjusted to the actual live site and I'm able to translate it.
Why?
Because there might be a little mistake in the translation.
Or maybe I want to give it that extra personal touch in that translation.
Will I'm able to do it on Live right now? I'm in the viewing mode.
You can see navigation, but if I click on Linguise Editor now,
I'm able to actually edit the text right here.
So for example, this is a translation and I can actually type something here
and translate it SSL, just in case they made a mistake.
Just in case you want to give it a personal touch, or if you want to change
the words to it, you can actually do it right there in live mode.
So that's pretty cool. Right.
Next thing we have is obviously the settings.
So in this case, we have the installation code, the domain, the native language,
that this site is on and the translation languages.
I can add more languages right here if I
like, like they mentioned, there's over eight languages that we can
give them access to translate and the translation URL.
So that is the power of Linguise like, it's super easy to do.
Now.
Like I mentioned before, I will be showing you how to install it.
Why?
Because you might be saying, hey, you know what?
That might be super complex.
I've tried other plugins, I've tried other things and it's just super complicated.
I need to create pages.
I need to create the translations, and it's just too complex.
Not will Linguise. Let me show you.
Okay.
So here I have one of my test site,
and this is just a site I created for this purpose.
Okay, so it's a WordPress site clean site.
All I did is install a theme to it.
So let me go into my back dashboard.
Let's go to add new plugin and I'm going to search for Linguise.
All right, I'm going to install it.
Okay, let's activate it.
Okay.
We have it installed.
Let's go into the Linguise menu right here.
And we're going to need our Linguise API key.
All right.
This is where we're going to get it from the Linguise dashboard.
Now, I've created a test account right here.
You don't need a credit card to test it out.
I'm going to add my domain right here.
Everything is from scratch.
Okay, there's a site.
The account. It's this one.
The native language of this site is
English for this case, and it's gonna translate it to these languages.
I'm good with it. Translates a URL.
I'm good. Let's go.
Next step.
Alright, here's my API key.
Let's go ahead and copy it.
Go into our installation here.
Let's go ahead and apply it.
Okay.
It's applied.
And what we're going to do is we can fine tune the settings right here.
For example, I can insert alternate link
tag if I like to keep it on for SEO purposes.
The language list display is it going
to be side by side, a drop down or a pop up, see how it updates on the right.
So for example, I selected drop down side by side or a pop up.
Okay. If I click on it,
it's gonna be pop up like the examples you saw in the beginning.
So we have those three options.
Do we want to display the flag?
No, just the language name or the other way around.
Just the flag.
I think the flag looks really nice because basically someone who's looking
for a translation will automatically view flags and you can select it.
So either K flag or language CNAME both.
However you like the language name display
is are they going to be English from the native speaking
site or native language?
So for example, in this case, I'm not displaying.
Oh yes, it is. Okay, Francis.
And obviously that's Chinese.
This is in Spanish spanol.
And that's the way we can icipate it on native language or English play flag
style round rectangle flag border radius flex size.
We can change all of that, make it smaller, bigger language name,
color, language, Hover, color the flag shadow.
We can change that flag shadow on Hover and all that good stuff.
Okay, so let's just say we're good to go with that.
Remember, we added the API key.
We said that it's already added our translated languages right there.
And there's one more thing that we have to do.
We have to add the flash to the menu.
So if you're on WordPress, this is what you would do.
Go into menu and select the primary menu.
In this case, I'm already on it, and I'm going to add the Linguise switcher.
So let's add that right here and it added the flags to it.
So let's go ahead and save menu.
Let's go preview our site,
and there we go.
We have to flag the menu.
So if I click on it,
it opens up the pop up because that's how I selected, and that's how easy it is
to translate your WordPress site with Linguise like you saw me.
Just stall the plugin, edit the API key,
few settings, and we're good to go just to finish off.
I want to show you the other platforms that it's available.
So these are the integrated integration platforms.
Their WordPress Jamla WooCommerce is also available JavaScript and PHP.
So if your site is not one of these
platforms, well, it's probably one of these other ones.
So JavaScript and PHP, open Card press, shop, Magenta and Group ball.
Well, guys, that is Linguise.
If you want something super easy
to implement on your work on your site to translate, well, this is the way to go.
Like I mentioned before, there's a discount coupon code in the description.
In case you guys want to use it,
I thank you all for watching, and I'll see you on my next videos.