When many Chinese business owners build a website, their first thought is:



“Isn’t an English website enough?”



But there’s a very real issue in the U.S. market — your customers may not speak only English.



One potential customer may prefer searching in Chinese;

another may be more comfortable using Spanish;

and millions of others primarily use English.



If a customer visits your website and can’t understand the content, feels that the website looks unprofessional, or simply leaves, you may never even know why you lost that customer.



That’s why more and more businesses serving the U.S. market are considering a trilingual website in Chinese, English, and Spanish.



🌎 One Website

🇺🇸 Three Languages

🎯 Reach More Local Customers Across the U.S.



And it’s not simply about translating Chinese into English and Spanish and calling it a day.



A truly professional trilingual website also needs to take into account SEO, Google search rankings, mobile user experience, keyword strategies for different languages, and the browsing habits of customers who speak different languages.



For local businesses such as restaurants, contractors, law firms, real estate companies, medical practices, beauty salons, auto businesses, cleaning services, and more, a trilingual website can be a major upgrade to your customer acquisition strategy.



Want to know how much a trilingual website costs, how it’s built, or how to structure your SEO strategy?



Send me a message — let’s talk.



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Doing business in the U.S.? This is how many business owners are quietly losing customers…