Global Communicator monthly - e-Publication from Global Language Solutions, Inc.


	Volume 105, August 2011

The internet has changed the way that we live and communicate, from information sharing to browsing and purchasing products. The US and the UK have led the way in realizing the opportunities available online, but as this issue of the Global Communicator points out the penetration in other countries is growing.

I am also pleased to announce Inc. magazine has ranked GLS No.1474 on its fifth annual Inc. 500|5000, an exclusive ranking of the nation's fastest-growing private companies.

I am proud of the GLS team for continually over-delivering and appreciate our clients' trust in our services.


	Retail More and more people are going online to shop. Based on the amount of potential buyers and the money they have to spend, localizing your website to reach non-English speakers sounds like a good idea if you're hoping to appeal to a bigger international market. But where do you start? Cross-border B2C Ecommerce Industry Events Featured Events


	Japanese We communicate without speaking, constantly. And, as natural as our nonverbal communications can feel, when crossing borders into unfamiliar cultures it's important to brush up on the local gestures and social customs. Here are a few appropriate ways of communicating nonverbally in Japan. By the Numbers Nonverbal Cues Useful Links

Inc. magazine has ranked translation Global Language Solutions (GLS) No.1474 on its fifth annual Inc. 500|5000, an exclusive ranking of the nation's fastest-growing private companies. In a stagnant economic environment, median growth rate of 2011 Inc. 500|5000 companies remains an impressive 94%; GLS had a three-year sales growth of 190%.

Is giving back part of your corporate culture? At GLS, we provide in-kind and financial donations to Susan G. Komen, Talk About Curing Autism, and other non-profits. We're also participating as a team to "Race for the Cure" in September. Read Tips & Tools for ideas on how to create a culture of giving back in your organization.

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Marketing

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German

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