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ProZ.com's 2011 freelance translator virtual conference

Sep 30, 2011



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Small changes to your website that will increase your visibility and bring you more business

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Schedule:This session ended at 13:15
Description:

This presentation will show 10 small changes you can make to your website to increase your visibility on the web and give you more business. The presentation is directed to freelance translators and interpreters who already have some sort of website to promote their services.

You do not have to be a website expert or know HTML to increase your visibility on the web. Here are 10 small changes you can make to increase traffic to your website and make your services known better.

The presentation will discuss:
  • Amount and type of text
  • Pictures
  • Search Engine Optimization
  • Website features
  • Pages
  • Social media features
  • Layout
  • Languages
  • Contact methods
  • Plugins

    • Language(s):Englisch
    Speakers:Tess Whitty
    Tess Whitty has nine years of experience as a freelance translator from English into Swedish with her company Swedish Translation Services. She specializes in software localization, marketing and business communications. She has a M.A. in Business Communications and PR from Belgium and a M.Sc. in Economics from Finland.

    Before working as a translator she worked for a Telecommunications company in Sweden as a Product Marketing Manager. She is the language chair for the new English-Swedish certification program and a member of American Translators Association and was recently appointed president of the Utah Translators and Interpreters Association and she has previously served as the president for the Swedish School in Salt Lake City for five years.

    She runs a successful freelance translation business, and works with both agencies and direct clients. She has also presented at both the ATA Annual Conference and the ProZ Virtual Conference. Her presentations cover marketing and business skills for freelance translators. Before working as a translator she worked for a Telecommunications company in Sweden as a Product Marketing Manager.

    She is the language chair for the upcoming ATA English-Swedish certification program and is a member of American Translators Association, several local translation chapters and The Swedish Association of Professional Translators. She has previously served as the president for the Swedish School in Salt Lake City for five years. This school was funded by the Swedish government and provided complementary Swedish education to children with Swedish parents. During this time she also taught Swedish to teenagers and adults.

    She runs a very successful freelance translation business, and works with both agencies and direct clients. Her background in marketing has given her valuable knowledge and experience in marketing her own business, and she is now ready to share this knowledge with other freelancers.

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    SDL Trados, Lionbridge, memoQ, Atril/Powerling, XTM International, McElroy Translation, ProZ.com training, ProZ.com Certified PRO Network, ProZ.com support, Translators without Borders, Kiva.org, TAUS presents: The Great Translation Debate

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