Multi-Language Archives

GRIDNYC offers multilingual SEO service

For advanced SEO, GRIDNYC has teamed up with SEO specialist Pedro Ramirez. Together, we offer professional web development and full-range of online marketing services*.

Mr. Ramirez holds a degree in Computer Engineering from the University of Malaga (Spain), and an MBA from the University Alfonso X el Sabio of Madrid. He has worked in Europe in the IT industry. Currently based in New York City, he works as SEO and digital marketing consultant for companies such as d-hairemoval US, Granite Finances, American Entrepreneurship Today, Thabuca Wine Tours, and Alegra Psychology Spain.

*If you are targeting multi-language market, in Queens locally or nationally…
GRIDNYC can add Spanish, Chinese, and Korean elements (and many other extras!) into search engine optimization. Feel free to contact us for a demo.

Pedro’s d-hairemoval SEO Case Example:
Pedro participated in the Search Engine Optimization of d-hairemoval US website in 2013. d-hairemoval belongs to a European beauty brand d-beautygroup which operates more than 120 stores worldwide. When they began their business in the U.S. (New York City and Miami), they didn’t have either a well ranked website on Search Engines or good Digital Marketing strategies, therefore their website had very little traffic.

After completing their new website with SEO implemented, the changes arrived quickly. Their old site ranked on the 21st page on Google. One week after the new site went live, it reached the 3rd page. After two more months it was ranking on the 1st page for one of the most searched keywords in New York City. Their team increased the daily and monthly traffic three-fold during the first three months and now they are receiving more than 20 times the traffic than in the beginning.

Tags: Highlight, Multi-Language, Professional Service, SEO|

Multicultural marketing

GRIDNYC has more than 15 years of experience in the Asian-American market within the U.S. With the fast-growing economy in China, our services have extended to engage this massive market as well. For case examples of our multicultural (and cross-cultural) marketing projects, please read on…

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Dental What?

International Congress of Oral Implantologists (ICOI), the world’s largest dental implant organization, participated in the 2009 American Lifestyles Expo in Hangzhou, China. It was an institutional branding initiative: six ICOI member dentists traveled from abroad to inform and promote “Quality of Life” concepts to Chinese consumers, help them understand how implant technology could change their lives, and provide guidance on how to select their dentists and treatment systems.

GRIDNYC facilitated this endeavor from initial planning to the end of the Expo. We coordinated with various entities in the U.S. and China, both remotely as well as on location.

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ICOI theme/event ID design:

Tags: Branding, Event–Conference, International, Multi-Language, 中文-Chinese|

Website for international conference in Tokyo

The International Congress of Oral Implantologists held its “World Congress” in Tokyo. It’s a three-day event with more than a thousand attendees from all over the world. This World Congress website aims to provide the optimum support on event info delivery — including a function for event organizer to make on-site, realtime announcements from a mobile device.

Aside from our design and website-building capabilities, our understanding of the Asia market added value to the development process. Language, culture, functional content, online technology, brand image, user experience… all were taken into consideration.

Tags: Branding, Event–Conference, Highlight, Multi-Language, SEO|

Queens waterfront condo for Asian buyers

Soundview Pointe, a waterfront gated community in Queens, New York City.

Working directly with the developer, Stephen Chang oversaw all Chinese and Korean language advertising (concept, design, copy direction) as well as media planning/placement and PR. Under Mr. Chang’s new marketing direction, the re-opening events brought in nearly double the traffic than events directed under the previous agency.

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