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Case Study: How a Small Company Went Global (Without Breaking the Bank)

by Kimberly Smith
Published on 9/22/2009

Company: Lingo24.com
Contact: Christian Arno, Founder and Managing Director
Location: London, UK
Industry: Translation Services
Annual revenue: $6,300,000
Number of employees: 105

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Lingo24 is a UK-based business that used to derive around 70% of its sales from the domestic market. In 2006, it sought to expand operations internationally, both to increase sales and to diversify its revenue sources as a means of protecting itself from fluctuations in the currency markets.

Through the strategic positioning of offices across four continents, and by translating and localizing its website for other markets, Lingo24 has been able to make significant inroads into the international arena. It now derives more than 50% of its revenue from abroad.

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  • by Neil T (waterguy) Fri Dec 18, 2009 via web

    this is a classic case study of a professional aproach to business. these guys deserve to succeed as they thought through their strategy first and then executed - a lesson for us all...

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