Map the language enquiries your business already receives

Group enquiries by the client's task

Use categories such as academic documents, business presentations, designed brochures, video subtitles or live meetings. For each category, note who asks, what information is usually available and which questions commonly remain unanswered. Avoid treating unrelated contacts as active opportunities.

Identify the services you understand well enough to explain and the areas where you need programme guidance. You do not need to claim expertise in every language or production format to make a useful introduction.

Choose a focused starting approach

Begin by learning how to prepare the brief for the most relevant enquiry type. Establish how permission will be obtained and which colleague will coordinate the handoff. Discuss any intended promotional claims against the actual partner agreement.

Enuncia reviews applications and the individual projects introduced through the programme. A service map is a planning tool, not a forecast of accepted work or commission. Apply with a realistic description of your clients and the language needs you expect to bring.

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