Senior-led, every accountReviews published with real names
5.0
from 60 published client reviews
Senior pod, no juniors
on every account
Brands across the industries we serve
What is Translation Services?
Professional multilingual content translation and localization for new markets.
Discipline: Content Marketing
Typical outcome: Native real localisation
Engagement: monthly retainer or one-time audit
Seniority: lead strategist on every weekly call
About This Service
How We Deliver Translation Services
Expanding into new markets requires more than word-for-word translation. Our professional translation and localization services adapt your content for local audiences while maintaining brand voice, cultural context, and SEO value — opening doors to international growth.
No retainers without a measurable outcome attached. Every sprint is anchored to a KPI we agreed on in week one — with weekly Loom updates, a shared dashboard, and a senior strategist on every call.
Senior strategist on every account — no juniors learning on your dime
Weekly Loom updates plus a shared Looker dashboard
Your stack, your CMS, your CMS workflow — we adapt to you
Outcome-tied pricing — KPI ranges baked into the contract
Our Process
How we ship Translation Services
A proven 4-step framework that compresses time to results without cutting corners.
01
Localise properly
Professional, native-quality localisation adapted for culture, idiom and local intent.
02
Build international SEO
Hreflang, local keyword research and structure so each version ranks in its market.
03
Validate hreflang
Correct, validated hreflang with return-tag and canonical discipline.
04
Monitor per market
Per-market performance monitoring so localised content keeps ranking.
Literal, machine translation reads wrong to native speakers and gets discounted by Google — genuine localisation adapts for culture, idiom, tone and local search intent. We deliver professionally localised content that reads natively and targets how the local market actually searches, not a word-for-word swap.
Real localisation is what makes international content resonate and rank, where machine output fails on both.
Professional, native-quality localisation
Cultural, idiomatic and tonal adaptation
Local search-intent alignment
Content that reads native, not translated
02
Typical shape of an engagement
Months 4–9 is where money keywords move
International SEO
Make translated pages rank in each market
Translated pages don't rank abroad on their own — international SEO is what makes them work. We implement correct hreflang, country and language targeting, local keyword research, and the technical structure (domains/subfolders, geotargeting) that lets each localised version rank in its market without cannibalising the others.
International SEO is the layer that turns translated content into international rankings.
Correct hreflang and language/country targeting
Local keyword research per market
Domain/subfolder structure and geotargeting
Per-market ranking without cannibalisation
03
Content velocity
Briefed, drafted, edited, shipped
Get hreflang right
Avoid the errors that break multilingual sites
Hreflang is powerful and easy to get catastrophically wrong — bad implementations cause the wrong language to rank, duplicate-content issues and lost traffic. We implement and validate it correctly across templates, with the return-tag, canonical and x-default discipline that keeps a multilingual site clean.
Getting hreflang right is the technical difference between a multilingual site that works and one that quietly leaks traffic.
Correct, validated hreflang implementation
Return-tag, canonical and x-default discipline
Duplicate and wrong-language prevention
Clean multilingual technical structure
How we work
Translation Services — what you are actually buying
Not a traffic curve. These are the rules the programme runs under — who edits every piece, what has to be true before anything is briefed, and where a model is used in the work.
Named senior specialists on every engagement
Reported via live Looker Studio dashboards
Tied to revenue KPIs, not vanity metrics
Native
Real localisation
Hreflang
Implemented correctly
Per-market
Rankings
No dupes
Clean multilingual site
FAQs
Questions buyers ask before signing
Quick answers to the things buyers always check first.
Isn't machine translation good enough now?
Not for content that needs to rank and convert — raw machine output reads wrong to native speakers and gets discounted by Google. We deliver genuine localisation that adapts for culture, idiom and local search intent, so it reads native and performs.
What's the difference between translation and localisation?
Translation is word-for-word; localisation adapts content for the market — culture, idiom, tone and how the local audience actually searches. Localisation is what makes international content resonate and rank, where literal translation falls flat.
Do I need international SEO too?
Yes — translated pages don't rank abroad on their own. We add correct hreflang, local keyword research, and the technical structure (subfolders/domains, geotargeting) that lets each localised version rank in its own market.
What is hreflang and why is it risky?
Hreflang tells Google which language/region version to show. It's powerful but easy to break — bad implementations cause wrong-language ranking and duplication. We implement and validate it correctly across your templates.
No account-manager buffer and no juniors learning on your budget — you work directly with the people who do the work.
Rao Zayn
Head of Content & Brand
Research-led content · technical writing
Head of Content and Brand. A research-led content strategist and technical writer who builds durable authority through genuinely useful writing rather than filler.
Shaheer Sharif
Video Editor · Graphic Designer · 2D Animator
Video editing · motion graphics · 2D animation
Brings the brand to life on screen — editing video, designing graphics and building 2D animation. Turns campaigns, case studies and social content into motion that holds attention and carries the REO Rank look end to end.
Drop a URL and we will read it properly. You get what we would change, and whether the answer is more writing, better editing, or fixing what you already published.
Reviews from our Upwork, Fiverr and direct client engagements. Each card shows where the review was left.
5 avg. client review · 60+ engagements
Slide 1 of 8
Great attention to detail on our on-page work. Necessary changes made without disruption, recommendations explained clearly, and delivered ahead of schedule.
Rhay Sison
SEO consultant
Slide 2 of 8
A practical local strategy that matched our business, explained step by step, and completed within the timeframe they promised. Really well organized.
Sabrina Rodrigo
Hospitality marketing manager
Slide 3 of 8
Their content strategy gave us a much clearer direction for growth. The reasoning behind every recommendation was explained, and it all felt well planned.
Sophie Thomas
Content lead
Slide 4 of 8
Well-researched, well-structured content that actually aligns with the SEO strategy. Organized, easy to collaborate with, and consistently on time.
Zoe Ashbridge
Content lead
Slide 5 of 8
Expanding into new markets felt overwhelming until they mapped it out for us. Communication stayed consistent across time zones and every stage landed exactly as promised.
Alejandra Donaire
International SEO consultant
Slide 6 of 8
Proactive, dependable, and always focused on the right opportunities. The content and local work together lifted our visibility across every property.
Elizabeth R.
Hospitality marketing manager
Slide 7 of 8
They combined content and SEO in a way that made every piece feel purposeful. Recommendations were backed by real research and delivered on time.
Emily Johnson
Content lead
Slide 8 of 8
Well-researched, well-structured content that aligned perfectly with our goals. Organized, easy to collaborate with, and consistently on time.
Holly Caunt
Content lead
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