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How to launch a multi-language brand page in one afternoon

uBrand Team 3 min read

A step-by-step walk-through, from sign-up to publishing a 2+ language brand page without writing a line of code, hiring a designer or briefing an agency.

Building your own bilingual brand page usually takes weeks — picking a platform, choosing a theme, wrestling with plugins, translating, getting a domain, configuring SSL, dealing with GDPR. uBrand exists to compress that into one afternoon. Here is exactly how that goes.

1. Sign up and create the brand

Sign-up is email and password — no card needed. The first thing the platform asks is your brand name and the default language (say, English). This is the important call: anything you type the first time will live in that language slot and act as the fallback for every other locale.

You get a yourbrand.ubrand.pro URL immediately. You can start filling in content before you decide on a custom domain.

2. Brand identity

Under Brand → Identity you upload a logo and a cover. Both are automatically converted to WebP and capped at 2000×2000 — we never keep the originals, so the server stays light and the page stays fast.

Then you fill in a short Bio (used as the SEO meta description), a longer About (for the public About page), a meta title and description. Every text field has a language switcher: type in your default language, switch tab, type the other — or hit the AI translate button.

3. Contact and locations

Under Brand → Contact you add email, phone, WhatsApp, Messenger and physical locations with address, coordinates, opening hours and their own contact channels. Each location has a translatable name, so you can call your office "Главен офис" / "Main office" differently for different audiences.

4. Sections

Sections are the building blocks of your public page. Add Services, Products, Cart, Bookings, Events, Blog, Gallery, Reviews, FAQ, Reels, Partners — as many or as few as you need. Each gets its own URL (for example /services), its own navigation entry and its own publish toggle.

You drag-and-drop them into the order you want — top sections appear first. Renames open a modal with one tab per published language.

5. Categories and content

Inside each section you add content. For services, that means offerings (name, description, price or range, an action — link / phone / form). You can group them under categories, which are also translatable and drag-and-drop sortable.

For the blog, you write posts with a rich block-based editor: paragraphs, headings, quotes, images, embeds. Each post has a translatable title, excerpt and blocks. The AI translator works here too.

6. Social links and CTA

Brand → Social connects every social account you have. Icons render on the public page automatically. There is a CTA button on the page — one specific action you want visitors to take: "Book now", "Buy", "Get in touch". We surface it on every screen.

7. Languages and publishing

Open Brand → Languages and pick one or two more languages — English, German, Italian, Romanian and 20+ more. Toggle which ones are published (visible to visitors) and which stay drafts. Click Translate all missing and the AI fills every empty slot for you.

8. Custom domain and SSL

Brand → Domain is the last thing you need before going live on your own URL. Type in yourbrand.com, add a single CNAME record pointing to ubrand.pro at your registrar, and within 24 hours the domain is active with an auto-issued SSL certificate.

9. Ready?

That is it. You have a multi-language page with products/services, bookings, blog, reviews, analytics and legal pages — on your own domain, in two languages, without a line of code. Time for that coffee.

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