Description
Thus, your online business is now up and running, and you are beginning to sell to customers worldwide, not only in your home country.
While you may have translated the pages on your website, your users will still need to determine where on the site they can view your products in their native language.
This significantly reduces the conversion rate for any country, negating whatever effort you made to target a certain region of the world with your investments and data research.
You may also want to differentiate some content on your sites, such as prices and shipping charges, but without knowing where your visitors are coming from, you may find yourself forced to show the same version of your website to everyone.
