Tips for clients

Before you get in touch, here are just a few things to start thinking about:
1 ) What is your budget?
2 ) When do you need the translation back by?
3 ) Is the translation for information or for publication?
4 ) Do you want your text translated into British or American English?
5 ) Do you have a glossary of preferred in-house terminology?
6 ) Who is the target audience?

What can you expect as a Print Translations client?

Professional and responsive service from an expert in environmental issues.

Translations that don’t read like translations. The goal is for your text to read as if it were written by a native speaker rather than to appear stilted or clumsy.

A close working relationship: Print Translations has longstanding professional relationships with many of its customers who return year after year because of Abigail’s in-depth knowledge of their philosophy and terminological preferences.

Confidentiality: Print Translations never shares information about its clients or their identities with third parties and takes a number of steps to keep your data confidential. Print Translations is happy to sign any reasonable confidentiality agreement.

Fast turnaround: As the working day comes to an end in Germany, the day is just beginning at the Print Translations office in the heart of America. Kansas City is seven hours behind Germany, but Abigail checks e-mail well before the end of business in Europe. The time difference means that you can send documents to translate at the end of your workday (up to 2,000 words, based on availability) and they will be in your inbox at the start of business the next day. Doesn’t that sound nice?