Translate a Great Customer Experience

Imagine you’re on vacation; you’re walking down a street crowded with storefronts searching for the perfect souvenir. One of the store’s signs shouts “Get your Typical Trinkets Here!” while another’s loudly displays “Traditional Toys for Sale!” which store would you choose to go into?

Walking around Prague it’s easy to find yourself in this very situation. “Typical” translates for many Russian or European tourists to mean “authentic,” but when retailers are promoting their wares to these customers they are missing the opportunity to connect with Americans who read “typical” as “predictable” or “common place.”

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