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С каждым днем сервис персональных рекомендаций Яндекс. Дзен становится все популярнее. Растет не только количество читателей, но и авторов, что соответственно увеличивает конкуренцию. Процент отписок составляет - 0 % , т. е. сколько подписалось, столько и останутся подписчиков.
В рамках данного квипа я предоставлю:
1. 100 уникальных подписчиков на Яндекс. Дзен
2. 100 уникальных подписчиков просмотрят минимум 5 ваших публикаций
3. 100 уникальных подписчиков поставят лайки на минимум на 2 ваших публикациях
4. 100 уникальных подписчиков посмотрят ваши публикации мин. в течение 40 секунд
5. Плавный рост, ручная работа.
Вам необходимо предоставить ссылку на канал в Яндекс. Дзен.
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I am a native Estonian speaker, but I've lived and worked in the UK for the past 10 years. I've also been educated in both countries. I have a science degree (BSc) from a university in the UK and a diploma in Hospitality Management from a vocational school in Estonia. Over the past couple of years I've translated everything from blog posts to scientific articles.
My education in science has given me a basic understanding of several complex disciplines, such as genetics, human anatomy and molecular biology). This has been a great help to me when translating medical literature. However, most of my working life I've been involved in the hospitality industry, which has given me extensive experience of working with international clients and helped to develop my interpretation skills.
I will translate from English to Estonian and vice versa
1000
All texts up to 900 words will be delivered within 24 hours, includes proofreading.For texts over 4000 words please ask for a quote. For texts over 4000 words please ask for a quote.
- Native Estonian speaker
- Fast and reliable
- Many years of experience working and studying in an English speaking community
- Degree in applied sciences
I am a native Estonian speaker, but I've lived and worked in the UK for the past 10 years. I've also been educated in both countries. I have a science degree (BSc) from a university in the UK and a diploma in Hospitality Management from a vocational school in Estonia. Over the past couple of years I've translated everything from blog posts to scientific articles.
My education in science has given me a basic understanding of several complex disciplines, such as genetics, human anatomy and molecular biology). This has been a great help to me when translating medical literature. However, most of my working life I've been involved in the hospitality industry, which has given me extensive experience of working with international clients and helped to develop my interpretation skills.