Lingoly Launches Language Translation Marketplace for Translators
With today’s technology, it’s not that hard for businesses to go global. With the help of the internet, you can already offer your products and services to various parts of the world with ease. All you’ll need is to appeal to the foreign markets you’re trying to tap and the rest should be easy peasy.
The first step to do just that is by speaking in the local tongue. Sure, English and Mandarin are already spoken in many parts of the world but you can’t just stop there if you want to have a more local flavor. Good thing that there are now lots of online translation services that you can use so your business can ‘speak’ to your target audience.
The Lingoly Language Translator is one of these services that you can use. It’s an online marketplace for translation jobs so you can easily find experts in the field to help you out.
Using the program is very simple, you just need to post the job you have to offer, indicate the details, and wait for translators to bid. Once the bids are in, you can then go through the offers and the translators that offered their services and select one that you feel will match your needs and requirements. From there, both parties will just need to agree on the terms of the project and if everything works out, you’ll just have to wait for your translator to turn in their output.
Aside from businesses and other individuals that need to have documents and copies translated, Lingoly is also a great tool for translators. It can supply you with translation jobs without too much fuss, making it easier for you to find earning tasks.
Lingoly guarantees great convenience and safety for both clients and translators. They screen their applicants thoroughly to ensure their authenticity. Translators don’t have to pay upfront to start taking jobs but will only be charged a 7% service fee from their project total. It’s a win-win for everyone involved as the platform simplifies the process effectively.
Founder, Editor-In-Chief // A native Angeleno. John studied engineering at UCLA; founded Schmoozd, an offline social tech networking event in LA with 30,000 subs; ran a startup accelerator (StartEngine). Worked for several major brands like Toyota, DIRECTV, Hitachi, ICANN, and Raytheon. A mentor at Loyola Marymount University (LMU) Entrepreneur School, Dr. David Choi. And advises a dozen local LA startups building amazing tech in various industries; and invested in some. // Let's Connect: john@lastartups.com
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