On the "Website translation" page, you can manage translations for your website to multiple languages.

Seatext utilizes MVT (Multiple Variants Testing) with enforced vectors. MVT differs from standard A/B testing as it uses hundreds of variants instead of just two. The enforced vectors technique, a relatively new ML method, assumes the results from a smaller subset of the test as accurate and applies them throughout the entire test. This approach allows the model to quickly eliminate weaker variants (at a 65% confidence score) and enhance the model with less traffic. Overall, this method produces results up to five times faster, achieving significant confidence level changes for smaller websites and maintaining over 80% confidence for larger ones.

Seatext employs a custom GPT-4 model continuously trained on MVT testing results. This means the testing outcomes for one client can benefit multiple clients, spreading the improvements effectively. This innovative approach to customizing LLMs aims to generate highly engaging text without the need for A/B or MVT testing. The model works across all languages, incorporating data from user conversions.

Yes, you can use Seatext for both translation and AI optimization in any language. This means that if you activate AI to translate on already translated pages, it will translate to the client's language. All of this is done totally automatically.

The same can be done for AI optimization in any language. For example, your main website is in English, but you have German pages, and those pages can be optimized in German.

No, you cannot use client-side translation tools like Google Translate with SEATEXT AI. These tools translate content within the client's browser, which can interfere with SEATEXT AI’s functionality.

However, you can use server-side translation tools that translate pages on your server. These tools are more compatible with SEATEXT AI, especially if they generate new URLs for the translated pages. Server-side translations ensure that SEATEXT AI can properly optimize and personalize content for different languages without conflicts.

In Seatext terminology, 'version' refers to one of the text variants displayed to website visitors. Typically, Seatext rewrites up to 90% of a website's text, comparing these variants against each other and the original text. The term 'version' relates only to textual content, not to the website's design, UX, or other elements, except for image translation necessary when a website is translated into another language.

Seatext doesn't employ traditional A/B testing, except for marketing purposes, as it's commonly used by CRO marketers. Instead, Seatext uses an advanced form of A/B testing with enforced vectors, a machine learning technique that achieves quicker, albeit less reliable, results.

Seatext offers two levels of access to results. The general overview is accessible through the AI main hub in the Seatext interface, displaying current conversion rates per page. For a detailed analysis of each text variant's performance, the "variant edit" section reveals tested text variants, their estimated conversion rates, and confidence scores.

Since Seatext utilizes MVT testing, it's not feasible to pinpoint the exact improvement in conversion rate for a single text variant. However, it's possible to estimate the likelihood (confidence level) that a single text variant will perform better compared to other variants of the same text. This estimated conversion rate is not applicable to the webpage as a whole but allows for comparison between variants.

Seatext generally considers any click on clickable elements on a webpage as a conversion. This method is suitable for 90% of our clients, especially those in the e-commerce and landing page sectors. However, we also offer customized solutions for more specific scenarios, such as: a) a client spending more than 40 seconds on a website, or b) a client reading at least 80% of a page. If you require a specific scenario not already covered, please reach out to us. We are more than willing to accommodate your needs by adding new scenarios and providing custom code for implementation.

You may notice a high conversion rate, such as 30-40%, on some text variants after implementing Seatext, even if your page has only received 100-200 hits. This initial surge is normal, and the rates will adjust to more typical levels as your page accumulates more hits.

Typically, 60% of our clients observe a 10-20% increase in conversion rate within the first two months of using Seatext. The rate of increase may continue to grow each month, but it's important to note that this process is not infinite.

This is because fewer visitors reach the end of your landing page, which results in lower conversion rates and confidence scores. Many people simply close the page before reaching that point.

If your website garners more views than your plan allows, Seatext will cease to function, and only your original text will be displayed. This is particularly crucial for translated pages. If you exhaust your budget for the words AI needs to use, Seatext will simply stop generating new content for you.

This warning appears because you are on the free plan and your traffic exceeds the limit allowed by over five times. We aim to encourage users in this situation to either upgrade their plan or discontinue the service, as every request from your website to our servers contributes to their load. We cannot allow large websites to remain on the free plan, as it would overwhelm our service. If you are on a paid plan, this warning will never appear.

Yes and no. Seatext is designed as a fully automatic tool that fine-tunes text in 107 languages to enhance the conversion rates of your landing pages. It excels at refining the nuances of your landing page text. However, it does not alter the design, your core messaging, or the layout of your landing pages. Seatext might offer such features in the future, but at the current stage, your marketing team needs to address strategic considerations, such as what your message should be and how it should be presented.

Yes, Seatext is engineered to function independently, requiring no manual oversight. It automatically generates new text variants, tests them, swiftly eliminates underperforming ones, and implements the successful versions on your website. Essentially, all you need to do is install the tool on your website and activate the necessary AIs in the Main AI Hub. By leaving all settings on their default, the AI is capable of operating completely without supervision.

Yes, Seatext can accommodate websites with dynamic URLs or those with a vast number of automatically generated web pages. To enable this functionality, you will need to contact our support team. We can activate a feature that allows you to automatically group your dynamic content under a single URL slug. This setup enables you to edit your content while providing the AI with sufficient information to optimize it effectively.

As of March 2024, Google does not block any content created by Seatext. It's important to note that Seatext explicitly informs that the content on a website is part of an A/B test and represents just one version, directing Google to index the original content. All content generated by Seatext is presented to Google as an alternative that should not be indexed, except for language translations. Translated content by Seatext is treated as a different language version of your page, which is fully compatible with Google's guidelines. We closely monitor any updates from Google regarding SEO practices and AI-generated content to ensure compliance with their recommendations.

Yes, Seatext employs efficient caching, courtesy of Cloudflare, to swiftly serve, for example, translated content to your audience. For media companies, we offer an additional tier of service where your news content can be translated or rewritten with much higher limits and enhanced caching capabilities. Please contact us to learn more about what we can offer.

Yes, Seatext is compatible with SPAs by delivering the latest translations or rewritten text directly in the client's browser. This approach is effective for 99% of SPA websites, even those with extensive text databases requiring translation or rewriting.

As of March 2024, Seatext offers only client-side text modifications and does not support server-side rendering. However, plans are in place to introduce server-side capabilities in the future to enhance SEO.

Seatext AI is uniquely designed to automate the entire cycle needed to fine-tune the text content of a website. It autonomously creates, tests, and implements the best content, functioning entirely on auto-pilot. In contrast, other tools, such as Jasper, require manual content creation, and then you must manually insert this content into your A/B testing tools like Optimizely and VWO. Automating such a cycle with these tools is not feasible. Seatext AI also extends its automation capabilities to translations, incorporating A/B testing to ensure optimal effectiveness, a feature not commonly found in other AI tools.

This improvement is achieved by leveraging the full suite of AI tools offered by Seatext, representing the average result after three months of usage by our clients. Some clients, especially those working on specific landing pages, have experienced up to an 80% increase in conversion rates. Meanwhile, others, starting with already highly optimized text, saw growth in their conversion rates of about 4-5%. It's important to remember that Seatext does more than just optimize text; it also translates content, and tailors text for mobile by making it shorter, among other enhancements. These combined AI-driven efforts contribute to the additional increase in conversions.

Yes, Seatext is designed to manage improvements across languages, as its ML model is capable of ranking text variants in any language. You can confidently use translation and A/B testing, for example, in English on the same page if it was originally written in English. Essentially, you only need to create your landing page or application in one language, and Seatext will take over all the work—translating and optimizing in all 107 languages by itself.

Seatext provides two mechanisms for controlling AI creativity: 1) A creativity range from 0.0 to 0.5 based on OpenAI's GPT-4 settings—the higher you set it, the more creative variants the AI will produce (this is adapted within the Seatext interface to a scale from 0 to 10); and 2) Brand voice consistency, where the AI learns to mimic your brand voice and is guided to adhere to it (also scaled from 0 to 10). Opting to maintain your brand voice at its maximum might limit the exploration of potentially interesting text concepts that could be worth trying.

Yes, many of Seatext's current clients have low traffic volumes, which are insufficient for traditional A/B testing. To assist these clients, Seatext employs two strategies: 1) MVT (Multiple Variants Testing) with enforced vectors, which can deliver results up to five times faster, albeit with a 20-30% lower confidence score; and 2) when rewriting your text, Seatext utilizes an LLM (Large Language Model) that has been trained on more than a million records of high-converting text. This enables it to produce effective text variants even before any testing has begun.