Hunnect Blog
SEO vs. orthography: not enemies anymore?
SEO is one of the most complex and quickly changing areas of online marketing. We would like to tackle only one of its tiny aspects, namely the issue of keywords that are often written incorrectly and whether they need to be “hidden” in our website.
The language industry in the post-Covid world
Before the Covid pandemic is over, it is worth examining what the language industry has learned from these interesting times.
Maximum charge – pricing strategies for machine translation post-editing
It seems that a new pricing model is being shaped, and it can finally put an end to the longstanding debate on how machine translation
Difficulties and Easy Points of the Hungarian Language
As a Hungarian translation company, we often face the wide-spread opinion that Hungarian is one of the most difficult languages of the world. However, it
Time Management in the World of Translation and Freelancers
Let us start this blog post with a linguistic question: is time management really a kind of ‘management’? The term ‘management’ can be paired with
Marketing Translation or Transcreation: Is There a Difference, and If So, What Is It?
Nowadays, the concept of transcreation is getting more and more widespread, and while translation professionals consider its existence to be a fact, its definition is
Neural Machine Translation: the next big thing in 2017?
Neural Machine Translation (NMT) has by now become without a doubt the trendiest term among the different players in the translation industry – freelancers, language
How to avoid the need to create dummy email addresses?
In this blog post, we will deal with a problem being faced by a great many translation companies that has a simple but little-known solution.
The European Medicines Agency headquartered in Budapest?
An article in Hungarian business magazine HVG (substantiated by a government decree published in the Official Gazette of Hungary) reports that the Hungarian government would like to
Interesting findings of our 2016 Client Satisfaction Survey
Let’s be honest. People do not like client satisfaction surveys because, no matter how short the survey is, they feel like the seller is wasting
What are pharmaceutical translators needed for?
At the end of February 2016 some of our colleagues at Hunnect participated in a customized training called “Communication in the pharmaceutical industry”. The presenter
Our blog is now available in English
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