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Sep 29 2016
Corinne McKay

Marketing to Direct Clients starts Monday-FULL

This session is now full; I’ll announce the 2017 sessions soon.

 

If you’re hoping to make 2016 your year to break into the direct client market, the next session of my online course Marketing to Direct Clients can help you get there, and it starts on Monday. The session runs for four weeks, and you’ll learn how to find, market to and successfully work with direct clients. A past participant commented, “Corinne’s course arrived just at the right moment in my freelance translation career, at this crossroads where you know you have to move up in terms of client base, rates and overall income, but you just don’t know where to start or what to do.”

Registration is $355 ($340 for ATA members) and includes 12 video lessons, eight live Q&A sessions (two per week; recordings provided if you can’t attend), individual feedback on four homework assignments, and a private online discussion group. With three months left in 2016, it’s a good time to make one final push on your business goals, and I’d love to help you get there! Here’s a preview of one of the course videos (you can use the ideas even if you don’t take the class!).

https://www.trainingfortranslators.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/MTDC3.mp4

Written by Corinne McKay · Categorized: Classes for translators

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