New FeedPixel Website Is Now Available In 6 Different Languages

FeedPixel announced the launch of its new multilingual website. Now, available in Arabic, German, French, Portuguese, and Spanish besides English, the all-in-one social media marketplace FeedPixel is ready for use.

Announcing the new website’s launch, Adam Lopez, FeedPixel’s CEO has thanked a team of developers and content creators for maintaining high standards for FeedPixel’s major website update since 2015.

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“Noticeably, due to improved speed and functionality of the site, we are not only able to serve more customers a day, but satisfy the demand for our services from overseas. As the first sales took off years back, it became clear that many of the site visitors speak little English. FeedPixel’s support team had difficulties understanding and responding to user questions and comments. Thus, as the plan to update rolled out, a multilingual approach topped our priorities list.”, explains Adam Lopez.

Available at the same site address, the new FeedPixel adjusts to a site visitor’s browser language automatically translating all pages of the website. Once typing FeedPixel into the Google search and following the link to its website, a user could see the website and all its content translated. “We hope this new addition will help website users quickly decide if they trust  FeedPixel or want to search for another service. After all, it is they who decide what is best for them. Our goal is to save them time deciding what services they need “, adds Adam Lopez.

Hopeful of the new and impressive move, FeedPixel awaits more users and longtime customers would opt for quality likes, followers, views, and comments from small businesses who put customers first. Besides the language selection, the new website loads web pages three times faster, has improved navigation, and allows its users to switch between light and dark mode.

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