As 2020 comes to an end, I can only say one thing: What a year it was!
As a host and organiser of Language Professionals’ Networking Event, I talked to hundreds of fellow language service providers this year. For some of them, work has completely dried up. Others have been thriving.
From what I can see, there’s one common thing among those who are thriving: They have a website that serves them well.
In my very first podcast episode, I talk about why having your own website is essential to be able to make a living as a freelance language service provider.
In this episode, I share my story of how I became an independent language teacher and at what point I decided that it was time to set up a website.
I explain why I didn’t want to outsource my online presence to a marketing agency. Why I wanted to learn how to do it myself.
Listen to the episode here:
Once you’ve had a chance to listen, I’d love to know.
- What is it that you think you could change on your website to turn more anonymous visitors into client inquiries?
- Was 2020 the year that put you up or let you down in your business?
- Did you have any difficulties with marketing your language business?
Let me know in the comments below. I’d love to know.
And while you’re here, don’t leave without having a look at this:
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Thrive Online
Free marketing resources to help
language professionals (and other professional service providers) to set up an online presence
that generates clients.
As ever, thank you for reading, thank you for listening.
Love,
Let’s make something beautiful together.
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Gabriella Ferenczi 