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What is a Spanish language Web site and what is included with this product?
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A Spanish language Web site is identical to Axesa's English language Web sites, except for the language presented to the consumer. Merchants are now able to expand their reach to a new market, specifically, the Hispanic market.
The Spanish language Web sites are a cost-effective means to:
- reach a targeted lucrative online audience
- expand their customer base
- differentiate their business
- increase revenue stream
Merchants can obtain a Spanish language Web sites in three ways:
- New customers can purchase a stand-alone Spanish Web site with the site to be entirely in Spanish.
- Current customers can upgrade to a bilingual site by having their existing English site (MicroSite, SuperSite, and MegaSite) replicated in Spanish via the respective Add-on product.
- New customers can purchase a new bilingual site with an English and Spanish version.
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If you'd like additional information on purchasing a Spanish language site, please contact your local Axesa Sales Representative.
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If I purchased a Spanish Web site, will everything be in Spanish?
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No. All consumer-facing parts of the website will be in Spanish. However, the edit pages that are used by the Web Developer to create the site and by the Web Site owner to manage the site will be in English.
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Besides the language difference, are there any differences in the functionality or physical appearance of a Spanish language Web site vs. an English site?
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No, there are no differences. The same functionalities that are available on the English language Web sites will also be available on the Spanish language sites. The same styles and color schemes will carry over seamlessly into the Spanish site.
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If I purchased a bilingual site, does my Spanish site have to exactly mirror my English site? Can there be minor differences? What happens if I only make changes to my Spanish site?
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Yes. The web development tools that are used to build the bilingual sites are setup so that the English and Spanish versions have to mirror each other. Revisions to one part of the site would have to be done to the other as well.
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