Tips for your profile:

1. Make sure you have a good photo. Customers like to see who they are getting at the table.
2. Provide a voice recording. Then clients can hear your voice in your different languages, which is obviously very important when interpreting.
3. Advertise yourself. Don't be modest, but don't overdo it either. Complete these things well:
1. Your strengths as an interpreter.
2. About your interpreting experience.
3. About yourself.
4. Your degrees and certificates.
4. Choose good rates. We use minimum rates to avoid a race to the bottom. Remember that availability and travel costs are often more decisive than your hourly rates.
   

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