Five questions to answer before you start referring language work

Who will you help, and how will you introduce them?

First, identify the clients or professional connections who genuinely encounter language-service needs. Second, explain how you will obtain their permission before sharing details. A broad audience description is useful for planning, but a lead should represent an actual authorised enquiry.

Third, understand the review process. Approved affiliates can register leads and follow their review, but submission does not automatically establish acceptance, ownership or a sale. Know where you will submit information and how you will clarify an existing record.

What are the terms, and what will the first brief contain?

Fourth, agree eligible commission and payment conditions in writing. Ask about attribution, existing clients and changes rather than assuming a universal rule. Fifth, prepare the source, language direction, intended use, output and deadline for the first genuine enquiry.

If those questions match how you want to work, explore the Enuncia affiliate programme. Applications are reviewed, project commitments are confirmed separately and registration alone does not guarantee work or earnings.

Keep exploring

• Your first Enuncia referral: prepare a brief worth reviewing
• Make your affiliate application specific to the clients you support
• Choose the Enuncia programme that matches what you want to do