Translation Blog
Mon, 19.09.2016
Posted on 19.09.2016 - 07:03pm
As a translation client, you employ the services of a translator to appropriately and accurately communicate your message into the local language. In this way, you’re able to maintain business...
Sat, 17.09.2016
Posted on 17.09.2016 - 09:14pm
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Become Involved!
If you want to improve your translation reputation, some of the best ways of doing this are to get published, deliver lectures, or even hold workshops. Find out what...
Sat, 17.09.2016
Posted on 17.09.2016 - 09:13pm
In today’s modern age there’s a never ending need for multilingual communication, and good translators should be feeling very optimistic about their future. In fact, regardless of whether you’re a...
Fri, 16.09.2016
Posted on 16.09.2016 - 09:53pm
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Marketing Yourself as a Problem Solver
The nature of your chosen career as a translator makes you a problem solver, and most clients are looking for someone to solve their...
Fri, 16.09.2016
Posted on 16.09.2016 - 09:53pm
Finding, and then contacting potential direct clients is not an easy job for translators. Today, companies are looking for someone who’s a lot more than just a great writer and translator: besides...
Thu, 15.09.2016
Posted on 15.09.2016 - 08:38pm
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Choosing Who to Work for
When you’re a newcomer to the translation profession, it can be helpful to enjoy the safety nets that translation agencies offer. When you work for a...
Thu, 15.09.2016
Posted on 15.09.2016 - 08:38pm
The problem for most beginner translators is how to find those first few translation clients. Of course, there’s no definitive answer to this question, and if you asked every successful translator...
Wed, 14.09.2016
Posted on 14.09.2016 - 12:56pm
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What’s the Best Type of English to Know?
As we know, there are many different kinds of English spoken right around the world, but the two main variants of English are still American...
Wed, 14.09.2016
Posted on 14.09.2016 - 12:56pm
Broadly speaking, proper English means grammatically correct, perfectly intelligible, and fluent English, and this is what language schools and universities all over the world are teaching their...