Bablic Local Language Starter (3-5 days)
A productized offer to deploy Bablic for local service businesses needing one additional language, with white-label branding and monthly quality monitoring. Time: 3-5 days.
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Bablic Local Language Starter (3-5 days)
A productized offer to deploy Bablic for local service businesses needing one additional language, with white-label branding and monthly quality monitoring.
- Client website built on WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Squarespace, Weebly, or HubSpot
- Access to the client's DNS or hosting to install the JavaScript snippet
- Bablic account with a plan that includes white-label capability (Core or higher)
- Defined target locale and glossary terms for brand consistency
- Client approval on the language switcher placement and SEO URL structure
- 1.Create Bablic account and select the Core plan (5 languages, 5 users) for the pilot client
- 2.Install the Bablic JavaScript snippet on the client's staging site and verify automatic content detection
- 3.Configure the language switcher widget to match the client's brand styling
- 1.Set up translation memory and glossary rules to enforce brand-specific terminology
- 2.Enable in-context editing and manually refine the first 20 key pages for tone and accuracy
- 3.Configure multilingual SEO by setting up subfolder URL structure for the target locale
- 1.Test the translated site on mobile and desktop, checking for layout breaks and untranslated strings
- 2.Apply corrections via the in-context editor and export/import any missing content
- 3.Set up team collaboration workflows to assign review tasks to a second linguist
- 1.Deploy the JavaScript snippet to the production site and verify the language switcher is live
- 2.Run a final SEO audit to confirm translated pages are indexed and hreflang tags are correct
- 3.Create a monthly monitoring checklist for translation quality and content updates
- 1.Deliver a handover document with login credentials, glossary, and maintenance procedures
- 2.Schedule a kickoff call with the client to review the translated site and answer questions
- 3.Set up a recurring monthly retainer for ongoing translation quality monitoring and updates
With a $420/mo retainer and $99/mo Bablic cost, the agency nets $321/mo per client. Setup labor of 8 hours at $100/hr is recovered in the first month, and the retainer scales across multiple clients without additional tool cost if using the same plan.
- Bablic account configured with white-label branding and client-specific glossary
- Live translated website with language switcher and SEO-optimized URL structure
- In-context editor training session recording for the client's team
- Monthly translation quality report template with correction log
- Handover document covering login, glossary, and maintenance procedures
The client's website is live in the target language with brand-matched styling, SEO-optimized URLs, and a documented monthly monitoring process in place.
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