By: Silvia DAmico
This is the method Corinne McKay suggests in her online course “How to succeed as a freelance translator”. I haven’t tried it yet but I am going to! Thanks for sharing your thoughts in such a clear way!
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It also comes up in the interviews and strategies sections of ‘The translation sales handbook’ [1]. I wholly concur with it as an avenue to explore. I’d say it’s partly about doing *something* in the...
View ArticleBy: Tom
Someone running a small translation firm in Japan said that their revenue doubled after sending out packets to various companies (direct clients).
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Wow, that is a huge improvement! Thank you for sharing. Since translation is a service based solution it’s extra important to stand out from the competition. Mail is a tried and true medium- especially...
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Luke, thank you for your comment here. Your Handbook does seem to provide some real actionable ways to improve anyone’s translation business. Would love to connect to learn more about your strategy in...
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I agree to this, hardest parts of running a translation business is finding clients. Once you’ve landed your clients, marketing yourself becomes easier in the sense that you have something to tell new...
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Hello, Could you someone so kind to teach me one thing about how to get clients as a freelancer translator? This is my question that most of the guides forgot to explain. If my native language is...
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By: Emmanuelle
Great article. I’ll try it I just have a little question : is the letter supposed to be handwritten or printed?
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