As CMO, Fabio ensures that Supertext is where we want it to be – in our markets, in our clients’ opinions and, of course, in Google searches. Along with his degree in business communication, he has experience in the world of finance, the field of web analytics and in two tech startups.
Supertext and Textshuttle are merging. We asked the founders what they have planned together.
Lightning-fast, endlessly scalable and almost free of charge: AI tools such as ChatGPT seem to promise deliverance to overworked SEO copywriters everywhere. Time for a reality check – through the medium of an online sunglasses store.
Financial crime knows no borders. Which is why ACAMS is truly an international community. Supertext supports the organization with translations of materials important for the AFC community from Japanese and Korean through to Arabic and Portuguese.
UNICEF’s Swiss website provides information and inspiration in German, French and Italian – and, as of two weeks ago, in English too. The children’s charity turned to Supertext for confident translations with maximum efficiency.
Does Google penalize AI-generated content with bad SEO rankings? Can the search engine even recognize who or what created the text? And what role is left for humans in the midst of all this AI?
The Swiss Engadin region has always fascinated travelers. Now, its stylish magazine welcomes visitors to a world located far above the daily grind – in both German and English, thanks to Supertext.
From editing AI-generated content to consulting on AI content strategies and prompt engineering, the LA-based language service provider offers the complete service range for marketing and communication teams.
Judging by the media coverage of ChatGPT and its friends, copywriters and translators are facing certain extinction. But is all the hype justified? And what do large language models (LLM) really mean for our beloved professions?
“Own your life – not your tech.” This is the strategy that gave Berlin-based e-commerce phenomenon Grover unicorn status in 2022. And the company’s not done growing yet. Supertext is on board to help implement its plans in four languages – and counting.
Instapage makes building landing pages a piece of cake – and Supertext’s translations are the cherry on top.
The German capital’s official travel website, visitberlin.de, offers visitors to the city everything they need for the perfect stay. To ensure that its content hits the right tone for both German-speaking and international guests, the company relies on multilingual content writing from Supertext, among other services.
The Swiss language service provider is streamlining its translation and localization business into three new divisions. Kristy Sakai, Laura Fernández and Patricia Kamer are taking over management from the company’s founders.
Supertext is on the hunt for additional linguistic talent to assist its team with everything from client acquisition to quality management.
The shining star of the Swiss fintech scene has more 80,000 users. To ensure this number keeps rising, neon banks on straightforward marketing and communications – all translated by Supertext.
This certification by the Swiss Safety Center guarantees the quality of Supertext’s information security management system (ISMS). This is the language service provider’s fourth ISO certification, alongside ISO 9001, 17100 and 18587. And it’s just one more reason Supertext clients can rest easy knowing their projects are in safe hands.
With single sign-on, users can log in directly from their own systems, rather than needing a separate Supertext account.
If you want your texts to hit the perfect note, you need to choose the right language services provider. Supertext’s translator casting opened doors for a building access solutions company.
Since 2019, language services provider Supertext has been helping the world’s largest business social network with its expansion into Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Tatjana Greiner, Staff Localization Producer at LinkedIn, and Kristy Sakai, CEO of Supertext USA, gave a presentation at GlobalSaké’s ParlamINT event last week explaining how this works.
Five experienced language professionals share their thoughts on gender-inclusive language. Learn how businesses can approach the topic on a global scale.
How can you deliver solar, wind and hydropower to plug sockets at precisely the moment they’re required? The answer: with TESVOLT’s innovative storage solutions. And they’re now available in 17 languages thanks to Supertext.
