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How to Have a Happier January

January is a difficult month for many people. Today I’m sharing some steps you can take to improve your spirits.

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Translation Reflect and Refresh

2020 was definitely an interesting year (euphemism of the century). Here are some things I’ve learned, plus my goals for the future.

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SEO for Translated Websites

Do you want customers and clients to find your translated website using search engines? Read my SEO tips for translated website content.

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US into UK English Localisation

What should you look for when localising a US English text for a UK audience? Why is it important to make these changes?

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Happiness Habits for Freelancers

How do freelancers keep going through difficult times? Today I describe some of the happiness-boosting habits I’ve developed for the sake of my mental health.

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Successful Side Projects

How can you find time for side projects as a freelancer? What’s the key to making these projects a success?

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Finding Your Client’s Voice

What do you do if you don’t have a style guide to work with? These are my tips for finding an appropriate brand voice so that you can produce your best possible marketing translation.

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Hiring a Native Speaker

Why I only ever translate from German into English and not the other way around. What are the benefits of translating into your native language?

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Specialist Marketing Translators

Why do we need specialist marketing translators? What makes them different from technical translators who do a bit of marketing on the side?

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Introduction

An introductory post explaining my decision to launch a new website and the mission statement for my blog, I guess!

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