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Jon Peck
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Jan 22, 2010

This forum is for discussion about social networking technologies, and the ways in which translators can use social networks to their professional benefit.

Do you use social networking tools to market yourself or help grow your business? Use this forum to share your strategies and success stories with your colleagues, and benefit from the experiences of others.

You may fi... See more
This forum is for discussion about social networking technologies, and the ways in which translators can use social networks to their professional benefit.

Do you use social networking tools to market yourself or help grow your business? Use this forum to share your strategies and success stories with your colleagues, and benefit from the experiences of others.

You may find this past poll of interest - Poll: Do you think social networking sites can benefit a translator professionally?

For information about how to integrate your social networking tools with ProZ.com, see the social networking FAQ.

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