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Ship the campaign in every market — on the same day.

Localize landing pages, email sequences, social, and ad copy without losing the voice. Rush Studio enforces your brand glossary, surfaces in-market reviewer notes, and pushes the final copy back to your CMS — so the global launch is actually global.

HubSpot · Marketo · MailchimpWebflow · Contentful · SanityBrand glossary
rush.studio/campaigns/spring-launch
Campaign · Spring launch
Landing — "Translate. Collaborate. Deliver."
Brand glossaryRush StudioworkspaceLocalization
EN-USsource
Translate. Collaborate. Deliver.
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DEready
Übersetzen. Zusammenarbeiten. Liefern.
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FRready
Traduire. Collaborer. Livrer.
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JAreview
翻訳。共同作業。 納品。
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ESreview
Traducir. Colaborar. Entregar.
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PT-BRdraft
Traduzir. Colaborar. Entregar.
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4 of 6 markets ready·52% reuse from prior campaigns·0d launch delta from EN
22
markets, one launch day
−61%
campaign localization cost
3.4×
non-English landing-page conversion
One brief, one launch day

From source copy to 22 live markets — in parallel.

No more market-by-market waterfall. The brief fans out to every locale at once; reviewers work simultaneously; everything goes live together.

Day 0
Brief in
Landing copy, emails, ad set
Day 0
Parallel AI drafts
All 22 locales at once
Day 1–2
In-market polish
Reviewers work simultaneously
Day 3
Push to CMS
Every locale, live together
Why the global launch never feels global

Campaigns lose momentum, voice, and budget in translation. Here's what closes each gap.

The problem

The campaign launches in English on Monday and trickles into other markets for weeks. By the time DE and JP are live, the moment — and half the ad spend — is gone.

The feature that fixes it
Automations→

Brief once. Every locale drafts in parallel the moment the source is ready, and in-market reviewers polish only what matters. Every market hits the same Monday.

One brief → every marketDay 0
Spring launch brief submittedFan-out
DEready to review
FRready to review
JAdrafting…
ESready to review
PTdrafting…
ITready to review
The problem

The German version sounds like five different copywriters wrote it — because, across freelancers and quarters, they did. The brand voice evaporates the instant it leaves English.

The feature that fixes it
Brand voice→

Tone rules, register, and per-market overrides are enforced at the segment level. The voice carries across every freelancer, locale, and campaign without you policing it.

DE · brand voice rules active
Register: SieTone: confidentNo anglicismsDNT: Rush Studio
✕
Check dein Dashboard und starte jetzt!
informal · anglicism
✓
Prüfen Sie Ihr Dashboard und legen Sie los.
on-voice · approved
The problem

Localization spend disappears into a black hole. When the CFO asks what it bought, nobody can point to words shipped, time saved, or conversion lift by market.

The feature that fixes it
Reporting→

Per-campaign reporting: cost per locale, words shipped, time delta from source, and conversion lift by market. The ROI ends up on a slide, not in a guess.

ROI by marketSpring launch
−61%
cost / word
3.4×
conv. lift
184k
words shipped
EN
DE
FR
JA
ES
PT
Standard on every plan

Plus the foundation every team runs on.

Every campaign is backed by the same foundation that keeps the voice consistent across markets:

Translation memory
Every approved segment is reused the next time it appears — across files, projects, and quarters. You never pay to translate the same sentence twice.
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Brand voice
Tone, register, and do-not-translate rules travel with every project so the AI drafts — and reviewers approve — in your voice, not a generic one.
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AI quality scoring
Every draft is scored and risky segments are flagged before a human opens them, so reviewers spend their time where it actually matters.
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Glossary
Product names, UI terms, and legal phrasing are locked. Anything off-glossary is flagged at draft time — long before it can ship inconsistent.
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"Our seasonal launches used to require three weeks of catalog prep. We're now hitting day-of-launch parity across all 22 markets — and the German team finally trusts what they're reviewing."
MT
Mei Tanaka
Localization Lead · Helios Retail
Landing pagesEmail sequencesSocial copyAd creativePress releases
Other roles

Built for the rest of your team too.

Technical writers
Docs that translate on every PR
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Localization managers
Run the whole pipeline from one screen
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Product managers
UI strings, in-app copy, release notes
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Design ops
Figma frames into 22 languages
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See Rush Studio in your stack.

Join the waitlist and our team will help you set up a project from your own files — usually in under a week.