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September 20, 2004 Should You Offer A Spanish-Language Site?by Ron Rogowski with Harley Manning, Michelle Amato |
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The Spanish-speaking population in the United States is large, growing rapidly, and increasingly going online. Yet few companies offer Spanish-language Web sites. Companies targeting Spanish-speaking customers online should follow a three step process: 1) Treat Spanish-language sites as distinct projects that key off of a readiness assessment; 2) incorporate Hispanics into the persona creation process; and 3) focus on supporting end-to-end user scenarios.
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