Translators making high-end incomes have all been working hard and creating "boutiques" that specialize in translations related to those niche areas.

By developing direct client, translators have an opportunity to set up a long-term business partnership with them.

Working with indirect clients isn't necessarily a bad thing, and conversely, working with direct clients isn't exactly all sunshine and roses.

Writing a persuasive proposal to publishing houses to introduce the book you want translate, you must know well the domain of the book.

How to become the translator of your beloved book? I suggest you recommend it to the publishing houses. Here's how you can do.

Publishers mostly use the translators that they are already familiar with and this is why resume doesn't work good.

Translators today have to face more competition than ever and building a brand is crucial to your career success.

Publishing houses rarely work with translator who has no experience in translating literary pieces. So how do you get your first chance to translate a book?

If the text you are translating from contains minimal repetitions, then the average CATs will not be of much help. But Termsoup is different. Even if the original texts contain minimal repetitions, Termsoup can still speed up your translation.

Most of the CAT interfaces are too complicated for their new users. Contrarily, the development team at Termsoup has upheld the design concept of “Don’t make me think” and made the interface of Termsoup truly intuitive and friendly.