Getting Started In The Industry 92008
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This document provides a summary of tips for freelance translators to start and grow their business. It covers important topics such as resumes and cover letters, networking, marketing, rates, customer relations, invoicing, taxes, tools, insurance, and organization. Key recommendations include developing a professional online presence through websites and databases, joining professional organizations to build connections, carefully setting competitive rates, promptly following up on invoices, and maintaining organized financial records for tax purposes.
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- 1. How to Succeed as a Freelance Translator A Helpful Guide for Translators & Interpreters to Start and Grow Your Business Jill Sommer & Corinne McKay Preconference Seminar ATA Annual Conference, Orlando, 2008
- 6. What Not to Do
- 18. Consider Making a Web Site
- 20. Setting Your Rates- Billable Hours
- 21. Setting Your Rates- Hourly Rate Calculator
- 36. Do your due diligence and you shouldn‘t have any problems.
- 57. Translation is a rewarding career choice Have fun this year - and we hope to see you at next year‘s ATA conference!