The Language Show Live 2012 is behind us. Three days of exhibiting, talking, presenting, exchanging ideas and business cards…. It was great and I’d like to thank everyone who listened to my presentations. I hope you’ve enjoyed them and you’ve learnt how to use online tools to make your business even more successful! Many thanks to Meg from Websites for Translators for inviting me to talk at her Online Marketing for Language Professionals together with Valeria Aliperta of Rainy London Translations and Megan Onions of Speech Marks Translation. I’m also very grateful to the Chartered Institute of Linguists for allowing me to present on their behalf.
You can have a look at some photos in here and you can like the page as well!
Language Professionals! You’ve got to mark your presence
It was great to talk about online marketing. Valeria covered branding (no wonder why!), Megan presented on blogging (expert knowledge), and I covered websites, social media and CVs. You can view and download the slides below.
Meg also prepared a handout with some very important points, and she gave some guidelines to preparing and executing online marketing strategies. Grab a copy!
Career boosting social media for linguists
My presentation on behalf of the Institute covered marketing, learning, and networking with social media. Thank you to translators, interpreters, students and teachers who gave me their quotes. Your opinion helped me convince the audience. You can view and download the slides below.
I was also giving handouts with essential resources on social media. Make sure you get your own copy below!
Enjoy and share the materials!
Marta Stelmaszak
Marta Stelmaszak is a translator between Polish and English, combining language skills with a thorough understanding of economics and business to help SMEs make as big an international impact as possible, providing translation and interpreting services for the legal, business and marketing sectors.
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Hello Marta, Thank you very much for sharing all the information and handouts. Kind regards, Désirée