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ProZ/TV The interpreter's journey: Building resilience, finding renewal
A virtual conference dedicated to the evolving world of interpreting in 2026.
At its heart, the event is about interpreters finding fresh strength, refining their path, staying on the loop of AI advances, and reconnecting with purpose.
ProZ.com 2010 virtual conference session - How freelance translators can benefit from learning search engine optimisation (SEO) techniques.
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Schedule:
On-demand
Description:
How freelance translators can benefit from learning search engine optimisation (SEO) techniques.
Many translation agencies offer internet marketing services that are related to translation – such as keyword research and website localisation – so by learning the tricks of the trade, you can increase your employability.
You can also learn how to market yourself online, through creating and optimising your own website or blog. Building an online presence is vital for everyone in the business game – from small business and freelancers, to large corporations and public sector organisations.
Learning the basics of search engine optimisation – essentially, the art of ranking highly on Google, Yahoo!, Bing and other search engines – can make freelance translators more employable.
Ioana Mihailas has a degree in English and Norwegian and she entered the industry as a freelance translator in 2004. She joined Lingo24 in November 2005 as Link Manager, then became head of Online Marketing. She coordinates Lingo24’s online promotional initiatives in multiple languages. Having contributed to the creation and promotion of most of Lingo24’s 30 websites in the past five years, Ioana has a sound knowledge and understanding of web technologies, SEO and localisation.
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