The Marketing Cookbook for Translators is here - Freelance Translator Business: Marketing Tips for Translators and Companies

Freelance Translator Business: Marketing Tips for Translators and Companies

Episode 35: Work less and do more – Interview with “Get it done guy” Stever Robbins
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Episode 36: Get Clients Now program – Interview with C.J. Hayden
12/15/2014
Episode 35: Work less and do more – Interview with “Get it done guy” Stever Robbins
12/01/2014
Episode 36: Get Clients Now program – Interview with C.J. Hayden
12/15/2014

The Marketing Cookbook for Translators is here

I am proud to announce that my “baby” is born. It took more than 9 months to produce, more like 12-13 months, but it is finally here. In this illustrated 280 page book you will find 25 marketing recipes for your freelance translation career.

Why is it in cookbook format?

In writing The Marketing Cookbook for Translators, I wanted to create an easy to follow guide for freelance translators. I wanted it to be as easy as following a recipe in a cookbook. Each recipe contains a list of ingredients, action steps, resources and further actions. By following these recipes you will have a system for marketing and finding your ideal clients.

What the book will give you:

  • The tools to market your translation services in an efficient way,
  • Methods and systems to perform the marketing to your ideal clients,
  • Strategies to maintain a continuous marketing plan to find new clients and keep your existing clients and to get the word out about your translation services so that the clients can find you instead of you trying to find them.

Read what industry veterans and other reviewers think here

Grab your copy in time for Christmas here:

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IT: http://amzn.to/1pKa2oW

 

Why did I write this book?

During the past decade I have practiced and learned most of what you need to know in order to market your translation services and build a thriving translation business. I have a M.A. in Business Communications and a M.Sc. in Economics, focusing on international marketing and I have also worked with international marketing before I became a freelance translator. Marketing is in my backbone and I have since 2010 been sharing my knowledge with other freelance translators through webinars, conference presentations, full day in-person training programs, mentoring and coaching. In the beginning of 2014 I also started a podcast called “Marketing Tips for Translators”, which was awarded the ProZ.com Community Choice Award for best podcast for translators in October 2014. This book, The Marketing Cookbook for Translators, is a culmination of these efforts. It contains over a decade’s worth of experience learned firsthand as I constructed my own thriving business in the growing translation industry. My hope is that you are able to benefit from this knowledge and apply these simple marketing recipes to your own life and business. I wish you every success and I look forward to you taking this journey with me.

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