English to Japanese Translation Service, Ann Arbor, Michigan

In the new world economy without borders, language is the only barrier.

I can help you to break the language barrier and communicate effectively with your customers, partners and employees—around the corner and throughout the world. I offer flexible payment options such as fixed fee, hourly or monthly retainer.

Projects include 100-page proposals (working with a team of 10 translators). Other examples are listed below.

Let me open the door of opportunity to the Japanese, Chinese, Korean and Spanish-speaking communities. I can help with the following localizing initiatives:

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Proposals
Web site and eMarketing
Direct mail, e-mail and fax
Video and audio
Marketing material
Technical data
Graphic design and illustration
Surveys and questionnaires
Special events
Strategy

Grand Traverse Resort Promo

Grand Traverse Resort (GTR): I secured new business with Michigan's Japanese community (totaling $200K+). I coordinated Japanese translations of videotapes, brochures and invitations as well as creating marketing and media databases.
Las Vegas Golf: I cultivated new business with Michigan's Japanese community. I developed newspaper advertising, invitations and questionnaires in Japanese. I implemented a special open house event producing more than $17K in sales (overall Japanese annual sales exceeded $250K).
Caddy Shack Golf: I created newspaper advertising, invitations and questionnaires in Japanese. I held an open house event generating thousands of dollars in sales.
Maples of Novi: I hosted open house for Japanese prospects (generating more than 50 family visits). I coordinated Japanese translations of brochures, feature sheets and invitations. I arranged Detroit area TV news coverage on Channels 2 and 7.
Holiday Inn: I targeted Japanese corporate and consumer customers with direct mail.

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