Category Archives: Val Chen

How to Write a Press Release to Market Your Translation Services – PART II

Posted on January 29, 2008 by translatorpower

Write a Press Release to Market Your Translation Services – PART II IMG_0068 珠海情侶中路的大樓燈飾.JPG, originally uploaded by Ray Yu. C. How this News Release Conforms to the Above Requirements LENGTH: 370 words HEADLINE: “When in China Do as the Chinese … Continue reading →

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How to Write a Press Release to Market Your Translation Services – Part I

Posted on January 27, 2008 by translatorpower

How to Write a Press Release to Market Your Translation Service – Part I NYC, originally uploaded by cat•girl. This is a 3-part-tutorial. Parts II and III will be published in 2 and 4 days respectively. A. How to write … Continue reading →

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Excessive Efficiency!

Posted on August 18, 2007 by translatorpower

I haven’t posted here for quite some time. You know why? Simply because I’ve fallen victim to my own marketing efficiency :-), meaning a true deluge of terribly prolific clients. So I have to work, just like Sheila and Val, … Continue reading →

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Translator Experience Day – Where are Sheila and Val? + A Job Offer: English/French Translation

Posted on August 6, 2007 by translatorpower

You must be wondering what happened to Sheila and Val. You haven’t heard about them for 2 weeks. Do you know why? They are WORKING! (But you’ll hear about them very soon, promised!) By the way, and talking about work, … Continue reading →

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Translator Experience Day – “Iron and Steel” Campaign Results! (Part VII)

Posted on July 23, 2007 by translatorpower

(Translator Experience Day (TED) last week: Sheila Anderson German/English/German translator/interpreter) and her friend Valerie Chen (Chinese/English/Chinese translator/interpreter) have decided to launched an all-out assault on the Iron and Steel industry. The compaign is coming to an end and here are … Continue reading →

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Translator Experience Day – Campaign Results Next Time!

Posted on July 15, 2007 by translatorpower

(Translator Experience Day (TED) last week: Sheila Anderson (German/English/German translator/interpreter) and her friend Valerie Chen (Chinese/English/Chinese translator/interpreter) have decided to launched an all-out assault on the Iron and Steel industry. The compaign is going full swing with a little help … Continue reading →

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Translator Experience Day – Disappointment, then Relief and “WOW!”

Posted on July 9, 2007 by translatorpower

(Translator Experience Day (TED) last week: Sheila Anderson (German/English/German translator/interpreter) and her friend Valerie Chen (Chinese/English/Chinese translator/interpreter) have decided to launched an all-out assault on the Iron and Steel industry. Their friend Ron Wilkinson, an industry insider ageed to introduce … Continue reading →

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Translator Experience Day – Sheila-and-Val’s All-out Assault on the Steel Industry. Part IV – The Trojan Horse (Ctd)

Posted on July 1, 2007 by translatorpower

(Translator Experience Day (TED) 2 weeks ago: Sheila Anderson (German/English/German translator/interpreter) and her friend Valerie Chen (Chinese/English/Chinese translator/interpreter) have decided to launched an all-out assault on the Iron and Steel industry. After shortlisting 100 US SMB, all active in the … Continue reading →

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Translator Experience Day – Sheila-and-Val’s All-out Assault on the Steel Industry. Part III – The Trojan Horse

Posted on June 17, 2007 by translatorpower

The Trojan Horse (Last Sunday’s Translator Experience Day (TED): Sheila Anderson (German/English/German translator/interpreter) and her friend Valerie Chen (Chinese/English/Chinese translator/interpreter) have decided to launched an all-out assault on the Iron and Steel industry. They’ve started to research their market using … Continue reading →

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Translator Experience Day – Sheila-and-Val’s All-out Assault on the Steel Industry. Part II

Posted on June 10, 2007 by translatorpower

(Last Sunday’s Translator Experience Day (TED): Sheila Anderson (German/English/German translator/interpreter) and her friend Valerie Chen (Chinese/English/Chinese translator/interpreter) have decided to launched an all-out assault on the Iron and Steel industry. They’ve started to learn as much as they can about … Continue reading →

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