In this series, I interview freelancers across a range of industries and ask them all the same five questions about their work and lifestyle. All interviewees have also contributed a free resource for your benefit!
This Freelance Insights interview features Katie Uniacke, a location-independent copywriter and Spanish- and Portuguese-to-English translator.
Katie offers free 20-minute website copy and blog content reviews for translators, so reach out if you'd like to tap into her expertise!
Read MoreThis Freelance Insights interview features content writer and consultant Sarah Blake.
If you're struggling to get clear on the messaging for the service you provide, you need Sarah’s Core Message Charm Kit. It’ll guide you to connect your message to your dream clients' desires, so you stop comparing, become a stand-out source of content, and magnetize the right people.
Read MoreThis Freelance Insights interview features Madalena Sánchez Zampaulo, who is a Spanish- and Portuguese-to-English translator specializing in medicine and life sciences.
I took Madalena’s T&I Website Blueprint course in 2019 because my translation website was in dire need of a makeover. Madalena's tips helped me create a design I love, re-write my copy to better target my ideal clients, and improve my SEO to attract more leads.
Besides being a translator and copywriter and teaching courses, she is the co-host of the podcast Smart Habits for Translators, which gives simple strategies to build better habits for your business and lifestyle.
Madalena also hosts webinars and challenges on a range of business topics and runs a very helpful blog for translators and interpreters. To get updates on all her new and upcoming content, sign up for her email list. You’ll receive her Website Design Checklist for the T&I Professional for free when you do.
Read MoreThis Freelance Insights interview features Sophie Livingston, a website copywriter who helps other freelancers attract clients who value what they do.
Sophie was the inspiration for this series, as she posted on Instagram about other freelancers throughout December using the hashtag #freelanceadvent! I’d been thinking for a while that I wanted to do something to promote community over competition, so Sophie’s recent posts were just the push I needed.
Sophie sends out a monthly newsletter that totally feels like you’re getting a letter from an old friend (couldn’t we all do with a bit of that, given the loneliness that can come with freelancing?). On top of that, she provides real value on topics like copywriting, branding, content marketing, etc.
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