After the first few days of making the services of V.O.I.C.E. mp public, I found a few conversations about the ebook translation service. Here I want to share with you, what people are talking about:

Mike Cliff-Jones wrote in his article “Translation Service for Bloggers” about the results he gets using Google for his search term “How to use Twitter” in English and Spanish.

A few excerpts from this conversation:

“I speak Spanish, and can write it. But there’s nothing worse than reading something written by a non-native speaker. So, for me, the next step is to get my book translated. And that’s always been expensive, until now.”

“The Internet has opened up a global market for those who produce their own products. Having your product translated into various languages is a very wise and probably a profitable one at that.”

“Your opening example shows how much of a market there is for translating digital products into various languages. This opens a new path to success. I’m sure this service will do well and I plan to use it myself.”

Read the full article over at Mike’s Life: Translation Service for Bloggers.

An other conversation started over on Hot Blog Tips. Keith Bloemandaal explained that it could be beneficial to capitalize on international sales, by showing demographics.

A few excerpts from this conversation:

“So, why wouldn’t we want to capitalize on sales by simply getting a translation of our information products? I know I would.”

“Whoa man good idea and the service looks pretty good too! I never thought about translating eBooks. Thanks for giving those statistics.”

“Think of it this way too. With so many people online around the world, if you’re only going after your country you can be missing out on a huuuuuge opportunity – just think of traffic you could be receiving from China!”

Read the full article over at Hot Blog Tips to see the international statistics and what else has been said: Are You Missing Out On International Sales?

Are you thinking or talking about the benefits of international sales? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below.