Localization isn't just a translation. Facebook has something to adjust.
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Localization isn't just a translation. Facebook has something to adjust.

In the context of “localization is not just a translation, what Facebook has to adjust” to describe the application of scenes, implementation methods, evidence preparation, impact indicators and risk boundaries, helping the B2B team in foreign trade to set up a reversible Facebook operation.

本地化不只是翻译,Facebook还要调整什么
Figure 276 Localization is not just a translation, but what does Facebook have to adjust:

For the first time a customer abroad sees a brand, it usually takes a very short time to complete a set of risk judgements. “Doesn’t just translate, what to adjust on Facebook” can be tested by a realistic question: whether it is easier for a German importer to rule out an inappropriate solution and ask questions about the way forward.

The subject is suitable for inverting: first, to identify actions that the client wishes to complete, then to implement “connecting offline contact, local language, regional cases and follow-up, so that each market has an identifiable line of communication.” The text and image should point to the original material, the version number and the audit record, and not to speak to each other. Translation is followed by a verification of the term, unit of measure, delivery mode, case location and action button; local sales are best involved in pre-publishing.

The operator is requested to mark the words that are likely to cause misunderstanding and to add the unit, condition or example before publication. The professional term is retained, but a generic explanation is given when it first appears. It is recommended that the action be followed by an observation window and that re-market responses, brand searches and repeat access be recorded.

Repetition also involves checking the exhibition list, regional interactions, bookings and follow-up opportunities to be market-oriented, and recording exceptions separately to avoid a random query as a general rule.

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