Farsi Translators Helping You Promote Your Products To Iran

By: AAGerami

If you manage an international e-business you have already realized that the most vital issue for promoting your business to nations worldwide is being able to reach your potential customers with their own native language.

I am writing this article to guide you on reaching potential customers from the Islamic Republic of Iran – a very new market. To achieve this goal you must consider localizing your products/services to the following languages: Farsi (Persian), Afghan Farsi (Dari), Afghani Pashto, Tajik Farsi, Kurdish and Turkish. Farsi (Persian) is the native language spoken in the Islamic Republic of Iran with over 70 million people speaking this language throughout the country, so no worries about the other languages mentioned above because only 1% of the Iranian People speak them.

A very un-reached market: Iran

Iran has faced many economical and political embargos since the Islamic Revolution and only some businesses have made their way to the Islamic Republic of Iran because of the USA embargo. Now after three decades there is a chance for these products to come to the Islamic Republic of Iran and make their presence at an un-touched and very new market.

Farsi (Persian) localization:

There are many translation agencies and freelancers out there who provide high quality translation services from and into Farsi (Persian). Most translators provide English to Farsi (Persian) localization services while some also provide services in many other languages such as Arabic, German, French, Dutch, etc. When actively searching for such linguists/agencies concentrate on the quality of the work. If you don’t receive high quality localization services then you are not likely to achieve your goals. Don’t need high quality localization services? If not you can also use online localization services from internet content translators such as Parsian or other internet translators on the web. You can also consider buying offline software such as Fars Translator. These translation software are useful if you are not demanding standard quality localization services.

How can I find these translation agencies?

Very simple! Go to Google.com and perform a search for the keywords “Farsi Translators”, “Farsi Translation” or “English to Farsi Translation” replacing English with your source language. You will surely find a whole bunch of websites which provide such services and you yourself can decide which is better. You can also go to translation networks on the internet. The best of these directories are TranslatorsCafe, ProZ, Gotranslators and Translatorsbase. ProZ is one of the biggest translation directories and one can easily find hundreds of linguists for each language pair in their database of freelance translators/translation agencies. ProZ lets you decide whether to look for a freelance translator or translation company.

Freelance translator or translation company?!

Freelance linguists offer lower rates than translation agencies do, but if you are looking for a safe source for high quality translations, then you’d better select a translation company. Who can one chase if the quality of the work done is not up to the standards? With freelance linguists, the answer is “no one”, but translation agencies will provide you with a sealed contract which will guarantee that the quality of their work will meet your requirements.

Conclusion:

If you are looking for a very new market to sell your products or services, you can’t find any better than the Islamic Republic of Iran – a third world country which is growing fast. To reach this new market you must translate your services to Farsi (Persian) with the help of agencies or freelance linguists providing Farsi translation services.

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Ali Gerami is an experienced freelance Farsi translator and the project coordinator of Farsi Translation Services Inc. He is involved in many translation communities throughout the world, i.e. the ProZ translation organization.

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