Take one campaign into 50+ languages

Q: "How many languages can Bazam translate content into?"

"Bazam supports content creation and translation in more than 50 languages. A campaign can target several languages at the same time."

Q: "Does AI translation preserve my brand voice?"

"Bazam uses the saved brand voice and campaign context when creating language versions, aiming to preserve the personality and intent rather than translating words in isolation."

Q: "Can marketing content be adapted for different cultures?"

"Yes. Campaign language settings can guide cultural adaptation so wording and emphasis fit the target market rather than reading like a literal translation."

Q: "What happens when I change the original content?"

"Linked translations are flagged when the primary content has changed, making it clear which versions may need to be translated again."

Q: "Can translated content be scheduled to different accounts?"

"Yes. Channels can be grouped by language and translated content can be scheduled to the appropriate account while remaining connected to the same campaign."

Translate finished content for new markets while preserving the audience, meaning and brand voice behind the original.

Build every language into the campaign from the start

Choose the markets a campaign needs to reach and Bazam creates linked language versions, rather than leaving translation as a last-minute copy-and-paste task.

More than 50 languages — Create and manage campaign content for markets around the world.
The same intent, locally expressed — Preserve the brand voice while adapting the message to cultural expectations.
One connected campaign — Keep the original and every translation linked for easier review and planning.

One campaign adapting across markets and languages

Keep every market in step when plans change

When the original changes, Bazam flags translations that may now be out of date. Dates and workflow status can be kept in sync across language versions.

Know what needs retranslating — Updated source content marks its linked translations for attention.
Coordinate publishing dates — Copy dates and statuses from the primary version to its translations, or back again.
Group channels by language — Send each version to the right social channel or WordPress site.

Coordinated content moving through a shared publishing plan

Review every version as part of the same campaign

Keep translated versions beside the original while they are checked and approved. Everyone can see what is ready and what still needs attention before the campaign goes live.

One approval workflow — Use the same clear stages for the original and translated versions.
Changes stay visible — See when an update to the source may require another translation pass.
Publish to the right place — Keep language versions connected to the channels intended for them.

Linked content versions passing through a shared approval step

The same campaign, made for each market

Create from the English source, then carry its intent into every language you need.

Translate at campaign scale

Translate content into 50+ languages.
Take a complete campaign to several markets without rebuilding every post.
Keep translated variants connected to the same project and plan.

Preserve the message

Carry the original brand voice into each translated version.
Retain the audience and angle that shaped the source content.
Adapt the message to cultural expectations in each market, not just the vocabulary.

Publish by market

Schedule language variants from the same visual calendar.
Group channels by language so each version reaches the right audience.
Run multilingual content without splitting the workflow across separate tools.

FAQs

Bazam supports content creation and translation in more than 50 languages. A campaign can target several languages at the same time.

Bazam uses the saved brand voice and campaign context when creating language versions, aiming to preserve the personality and intent rather than translating words in isolation.

Yes. Campaign language settings can guide cultural adaptation so wording and emphasis fit the target market rather than reading like a literal translation.

Linked translations are flagged when the primary content has changed, making it clear which versions may need to be translated again.

Yes. Channels can be grouped by language and translated content can be scheduled to the appropriate account while remaining connected to the same campaign.