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Should You Specialize? A Career-Defining Decision for Transcriptionists

Published about 1 month ago • 1 min read

Tips for Transcribers

From Freelancer to Small Business Owner

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Hey there, Reader!

Have you ever wondered if you're leaving money on the table by being a general transcriptionist? Or maybe you've considered specializing but worried about limiting your client pool?

These are questions I hear from transcriptionists all the time, and they can significantly impact your earning potential and job satisfaction. That's why I've put together a comprehensive guide that breaks down both paths – specialized and general transcription.

In this detailed analysis, you'll discover:

  • Which paths typically lead to higher per-project rates
  • How demand differs between specialized and general transcription
  • Factors to consider when choosing what type of transcription services to offer
  • A framework for making this crucial career decision

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Specialized vs. General Transcription: Pros and Cons for Your Career
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Whether you're just starting out or looking to pivot your existing transcription business, this post will help you make an informed decision about your career direction.

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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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