I've now had about 60 people go through my direct client research lab course (e-mail classes@trainingfortranslators.com if you want to be on the wait list for the next session), and I've identified a bunch of common online profile mistakes that most of us (including me!) are making! If you'd prefer … [Read more...] about T4T podcast, episode 19: Online profile mistakes we’re all making
Why you need a business savings account
Greetings, Training for Translators subscribers! Here's what's up from T4T this week! This month's classes are open for registration This week's topic: Why you need a business savings account I have a few hot-button topics when it comes to freelance money management (here's a blog … [Read more...] about Why you need a business savings account
Your personal interests as translation specializations?
Greetings, Training for Translators readers! It was fantastic seeing so many of you at last week's ATA conference (I'm writing this from the plane on the way home; yay for Southwest now offering free Wi-Fi for Rapid Rewards members!). If you missed it, mark your calendar now for ATA67: October … [Read more...] about Your personal interests as translation specializations?
Online profile mistakes that we’re all making
Greetings, Training for Translators readers! If you're coming to the American Translators Association conference this week, I'll see you there! Ahead of that, here's a topic that's been on my mind! Online profile mistakes that we're all making This year, I've been teaching a new and fun … [Read more...] about Online profile mistakes that we’re all making
Red, yellow and green zone rates: What are they, and why do they matter?
Greetings, Training for Translators readers! A lot of new people have joined the T4T mailing list lately, so I thought it would be good to revisit a time-honored but important topic: Red, yellow, and green zone rates, what they are and why they are important! AI for marketing: Master class on … [Read more...] about Red, yellow and green zone rates: What are they, and why do they matter?