Are you a business of one? That’s often the case for freelance translators and interpreters. You are the secretary, the sales team, the billing department, the project manager, the editor, and the proofreader, in addition to your primary role as a translator or interpreter. You play each of these roles every time a new project
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Social media has transformed how professionals market their services, build relationships, and attract clients. For freelance translators, platforms like LinkedIn, Twitter, and even specialized freelancers’ platforms offer unique opportunities to grow their business, increase visibility, and learn from the industry. Here’s how you can make the most of social media as a freelance translator. 1.
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Want to reach international customers? Meet them where they are. In the era of social networks, that doesn’t have to mean moving to Peru or India, because you can communicate with international customers online. You may already be working on your social media presence with sites like Facebook and Twitter, but if you’re looking for
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While you need an initial contact to make more contacts in a new industry, your approach matters. Have you spent time emailing your friend whose boss has a friend whose brother-in-law works as an interpreter? It might have been a longshot, but it was worth a try. You need clients, and you’re really not sure
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