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Academic Transcription = Steady Work + Higher-Paying Clients

Published 3 months ago • 1 min read

Tips for Transcribers

From Freelancer to Small Business Owner

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Hello, Reader!

Ever feel like you're bouncing between low-paying gigs with no real direction? I’ve been there—and let me tell you, there is a better way.

Here’s something most transcriptionists overlook: academic transcription.​
From university lectures to research interviews, schools and educational institutions are constantly in need of high-quality transcription services. And the best part? The work is steady, the pay is better, and the clients are professional.

I just published a brand-new article:
👉 How to Make Money with Academic Transcription: A Freelancer's Roadmap to Success​

In it, you’ll learn:

  • What academic transcription really is (and why it pays more)
  • The exact skills and tools you’ll need to succeed
  • The best types of services to offer
  • Where to find high-paying academic clients
  • How to set rates that reflect your value

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How to Make Money with Academic Transcription: A Freelancer's Roadmap to Success
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If you’re ready to stop hustling for every dollar and start building a specialized, high-value transcription business, this guide is for you. Let me know what you think—and feel free to hit reply if you have questions or want to share your experience with academic transcription!

By the way, I want to provide information, tools, and resources that you find valuable. So if there's a topic you'd like to learn more about, reply to this email or connect with me on Facebook or LinkedIn.

All the best,

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Tips for Transcribers

From Freelancer to Small Business Owner

I help freelance transcriptionists start their own transcription companies so they can earn more money and have more control over work/life balance. I started as a freelance transcriptionist in 2010. Four years later, I started my own transcription company and never looked back. I'm passionate about sharing everything I've learned along the way. Follow me for tips, tools, and resources at TipsForTranscribers.com. Check out the resources I offer below and sign up for my newsletter!

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