Stranslations.com Unveils Translation Buying Guide - Language Translation Specialist Offering Free Tips on How to Choose a Language Translation Service

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So why, if you need business material translated, would you turn to a language translation service that specializes in other subject matters, or worse, nothing at all?

Blackpool, U.K. (PRWEB) November 30, 2009

Wouldn't it be nice if consumer information about language translation services was as easy to find as advice about buying a car? Well now, thanks to a new Buying Guide from Stranslations, it is. This Guide is full of pointers about what buyers of language translation services should be looking for when choosing an agency and also includes primers on both language translation and machine translation. Anybody looking to understand the key criteria when buying translations can check out the Translation Buying Guide at Stranslations.com.

Each month, consumers turn to the trusted pages of Consumer Reports for unbiased advice on the best cars, computer equipment, appliances, TVs, digital cameras and even wines the retail world has to offer. Unfortunately, the magazine only rates and reviews products and not services. So what are individuals and businesses that are in the market for business services like translations to do? Succumb to the proverbial warning, "Let the buyer beware"?

Stranslations, the language translations specialist, doesn't think so. That's why the company has recently unveiled its "Buying Guide." Stranslations.com spokesperson TJ Leary explains, "People who are in the market for a new car have all kinds of places to turn to for advice. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said of purchasers of business services. We asked ourselves, 'Why not?' and then we set out to do something about it."

The result of that brainstorming is a succinct 600-word report that briefs seekers of translation services on everything they need to look for when choosing a language translation service. The "Buying Guide" scans over such topics as translator screening, native proficiency, language focuses and subject matter specialties. On this latter concept, O'Leary points out, "If you broke your leg, you'd want the best orthopaedic surgeon to set it - you wouldn't rely on a dermatologist to get the job done right, would you? So why, if you need business material translated, would you turn to a language translation service that specializes in other subject matters, or worse, nothing at all?"

The lack of proper buying guides for language translation services has proven an industry-wide oversight. Just ask Stranslations' existing clientele, who have responded favourably to the company's Buying Guide. In an effort to give the people more of what they want, plans are currently in the works to expand the guide's topic coverage even further in the upcoming months.

For further information on Stranslations' recently unveiled Buying Guide, contact TJ Leary at +44 (0)207 998 1427. To learn more about what to look for when choosing a language translation service, visit the guide online at Stranslations.com.

About Stranslations: Stranslations is a pan-European agency providing language translation and translator recruitment services for English, French, Spanish, German and other major European languages. This comprehensive offering gives clients complete control over cost and desired quality.

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