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Dec 06 2010
Corinne McKay

Reviewing your professional association memberships

Thanks to my friend and colleague Eve Bodeux for suggesting this timely post! Now that we're less than a month from the new year, you're probably receiving membership renewal notices from the professional associations to which you belong. You may also be receiving solicitations to join new … [Read more...] about Reviewing your professional association memberships

Written by Corinne McKay · Categorized: Professional associations, Professional development

Nov 29 2010
Corinne McKay

Webinar question: Should I incorporate?

This is post #2 in my ongoing series of questions from the webinar on "Getting started as a freelance translator" that I presented for the American Translators Association earlier this month. A participant asks: As a self-employed freelance translator, should I operate as an LLC, an S-corp or a … [Read more...] about Webinar question: Should I incorporate?

Written by Corinne McKay · Categorized: Freelancing, Money, Webinar questions

Nov 22 2010
Corinne McKay

Some interesting links

As Thoughts on Translation wraps up for the holiday week (U.S. Thanksgiving is Thursday), here are some websites and blog posts that you might enjoy looking at: Eve Bodeux is giving away some SmartPlay language-learning products for kids on her blog; see the end of the post for how to … [Read more...] about Some interesting links

Written by Corinne McKay · Categorized: Freelancing, Links, Translation industry news, Translation technique

Nov 17 2010
Corinne McKay

What to send clients and colleagues for the holidays

Since we're on the topic, it's also time to think about your end-of-year greetings/thank you plans for your clients and colleagues. Obviously these plans will vary depending on your country, customs, budget and time limits, but here are a few suggestions for spreading some cheer, gratitude and name … [Read more...] about What to send clients and colleagues for the holidays

Written by Corinne McKay · Categorized: Clients, Freelancing

Nov 16 2010
Corinne McKay

Thoughts on 2011

If you're a freelancer, it's time to start thinking about your business-related tasks for wrapping up 2010 and starting 2011 on a positive note. A few thoughts: Are you going to raise your rates? If so, think about how to raise them effectively. Are you going to raise your rates for new clients … [Read more...] about Thoughts on 2011

Written by Corinne McKay · Categorized: Freelancing, Money, Productivity, Rates

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