Greetings, Training for Translators subscribers! Here's what's up with T4T this week! Keep a list of things you say "no" to We all know that saying no is both difficult and important. Saying no is how we preserve our time and energy for what matters to us, and saying no can be really, really … [Read more...] about The red zone: what is it, and why do you need one?
September classes open for registration
After a nice summer break, Training for Translators' classes are back! We have a four-week class and a two-hour master class on tap for September, and both are open for registration now. Getting started as a freelance translator or interpreter in the age of AI starts on September 9; it's a … [Read more...] about September classes open for registration
When (if ever!) is it a good idea to work for free?
I know, this sounds like a dumb question...why would it ever be a good idea to work for free? After all, a per-word or hourly rate of zero isn't going to get you very far (or get you anywhere) in your business. However, I would put forth that there are several situations in which working for … [Read more...] about When (if ever!) is it a good idea to work for free?
10 marketing ideas: this month’s free resource!
This month's free Training for Translators marketing resource is available! It's a PDF with 10 marketing ideas that every freelance translator and interpreter should try. If you're feeling stuck in terms of marketing, or if you suffer from analysis paralysis (doing nothing, in the face of too many … [Read more...] about 10 marketing ideas: this month’s free resource!
Pros and cons of pricing by the word, project, or hour
Greetings, Training for Translators readers, I hope you're all doing well! Upcoming four-week classes Our next set of four-week classes is open for registration! Getting Started as a Freelance Translator or Interpreter...in the age of AI ("That was an AMAZING class!! Even though I‘m not new to … [Read more...] about Pros and cons of pricing by the word, project, or hour