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		<title>Tranfree resurrected</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[When I logged in to Twitter this morning I was excited to see the news (courtesy of @NTceline) that after 7 years of relative silence, Alex Eames has resurrected his &#8216;tranfree&#8217; ezine. Yesterday&#8217;s post, on his blog, &#8216;How to kill your translation business&#8216; is particularly worth a read &#8211; excellent advice which really hits home. ]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>When I logged in to Twitter this morning I was excited to see the news (courtesy of @<a href="http://twitter.com/NTceline" target="_blank">NTceline</a>) that after <strong>7 years </strong>of relative silence, Alex Eames has resurrected his &#8216;tranfree&#8217; ezine. Yesterday&#8217;s post, on his blog, &#8216;<a href="http://alexeames.com/blog/?p=299" target="_blank">How to kill your translation business</a>&#8216; is particularly worth a read &#8211; excellent advice which really hits home. Translators take note!</p>
<p>Alex runs <a href="http://www.translatortips.com/" target="_blank">Translator Tips</a>, where you can download a free <a href="http://translatortips.net/sell-your-services.html" target="_blank">marketing ebooklet</a>, or buy Alex&#8217;s ebook <a href="http://www.translatortips.net/ht50.html" target="_blank">How to Earn $80,000+ Per Year as a Freelance Translator </a>(the headline is designed to get your attention &#8211; admit it, it worked, didn&#8217;t it).</p>
<p>I&#8217;m really glad Alex decided to make a comeback.  I&#8217;m not sure whether he intends to update his ezine format by continuing to publish his content on his blog, but I certainly hope so.</p>
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