Is it difficult to maintain 4 or 5 language versions?

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CAFLOU is very good at this, we have a language set and whenever we add anything new, we simply add 5, 10 sentences. Of course, the foundation was difficult, for that we hired professional translators who created different language versions for us, but now it's actually about translating some small things, such as button names. In my opinion, we made the language architecture in such a way that it is very easy to work with . It would be something different if we were to start creating content. Yesterday we decided to make our cashflow academy in English. That's a big decision for us, it's a lot of content that we've been creating in the Czech Republic for two years.

Financial management in the Anglo-Saxon system is a iran phone number data bit different, doesn't that mean you have to create all the content from scratch?
We have a lot of content and at least half or 2/3 are universal, for example "10 mistakes of poorly managing cash flow". These are things that are more or less the same worldwide. Then there is about a third of Czech content that deals with accounting in our country. So we will start with what is translatable and maybe we can get by for a year. However, the problem is not in the content, but in the integrations. We can work with Czech banks, with Pohoda, MoneyS3 and the like, but other programs are used abroad . So we decided to do an integration with QuickBooks, Xero, etc., the most common universal accounting systems.

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Do you also run paid campaigns on LinkedIn?
I have the advantage that I know LinkedIn well , I even trained on it for a long time. Just 3-4 years ago, when someone entered LinkedIn training into Google, I was the only one in the paid results. Now that Microsoft has bought it, LinkedIn is developing in a solid direction. People are more active, there are more of them there, and advertising is used completely differently than it was a year or two ago.