How to Find a Zingword Registration Code
By: Julija Savić
Tags: Home, Translation, Resources, Freelancing

Zingword is now public, but you need an invite (a.k.a. beta registration code) to create your translator profile. Our invitation system allows us to keep the platform professional — but that doesn’t mean the invites are hard to find.

You can find your beta registration code all around the web. Accessing Zingword is a quick, three-click process (unless you want to explore more). Here’s how it works:

We’ve shared Zingword invites with professional translators, translation bloggers and publications in useful articles and sites

in useful articles and sites They’re sharing it under the hashtag #ZingwordQuest

All you have to do is go to Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn, search for the hashtag, and click on the most interesting post.

Where to find your Zingword beta code

To make things even quicker, here’s a list of some of the content including Zingword invites for professional translators:

#1 Andrew Bell Johnson’s interview with Robert Rogge

If you want to find out more about the creation of Zingword and its potential for translators, check out translator Andrew Bell Johnson’s interview with our founder.

#2 10 reasons why you should hire a marketing translator — Translate Digital Marketing

Translator Claudia Kozeny-Pelling invited Chiara Vecchi and two Zingword team members to discuss why businesses should hire professionals when dealing with marketing translation.

#2 Keeping track of localization events with Zingword — LinguaGreca

Translator Catherine Christaki publishes lists of free localization events you should absolutely include into your CPD plans! Here’s our LinguaGreca guide to planning your event attendance, and ways Zingword can help you keep track.

#3 It’s Time to Charge What You’re Worth — TranslateCluj

TranslateCluj is a CPD organization based in Romania. Its team includes translators such as Elvira Daraban, Thomas Tolnai and Laura Sabau. In this post for their blog, we share some insight into increasing rates in the Eastern European translation markets.

#4 CIOL’s Meet our Partners page

We’ve recently partnered with the Chartered Institute of Linguists, a UK-based organization with a worldwide membership. CIOL offers its members wonderful benefits and they can mark themselves as chartered on Zingword. You can find a special CIOL invite right here 👇

If you would rather connect with like minded translators individually, search for translator accounts posting invites on social media — this way, you’ll get the benefit of both creating your profile and doing some quick networking!

Or, just click the banner below 😉

Why not just send invites directly?

We are! Translators who have signed up before the Zingword launch are currently receiving invites via email, but our public system allows us to share more invites, while also helping translators connect individually and find great resources on translation (such as MultiLingual and Slator).

The online community of translators is a great, vibrant ocean, brimming with opportunities and resources open for all. We’re here to help you dip your toes into that ocean and grow your freelance translation career in your own way 🐙