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Hi, I’m Kirsty

I help German brands sound at home in English – fluent, compelling and never lost in translation.

Good translation is about more than accuracy. It’s about tone, intent and trust. That’s where I come in – to shape your message for a new audience without losing what makes it yours.

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“Kirsty is a first-class German-to-English translator. Reliable, experienced and highly competent, whenever we contact her we know the translation is in safe hands.”

Liquid Translations, Glasgow

“I really appreciate Kirsty's meticulous and careful approach to translations and proofreading tasks. You can always rely on her.”

“The communication was exceptionally good! Also, the translation was done in the desired criteria and all requirements were met. We are looking forward to further cooperation.”

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Why Your German Marketing Doesn’t Work in English (and How to Fix It)

Many German companies invest in English content because they want to reach new audiences, attract international customers, and expand into English-speaking markets. Yet the results are often disappointing. The content may be: But it still fails to engage, persuade, or convert. Why? Because successful marketing is about more than language.
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Cosmetics Translation: Adapting Beauty Content for English Markets

Beauty brands rely heavily on language. From product descriptions and campaign messaging to packaging and website copy, the way a product is described directly shapes how it is perceived. In other words: In beauty marketing, words are part of the product experience. That’s why effective cosmetics translation involves far more
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SEO Translation vs Localisation: What’s the Difference?

The terms SEO translation and localisation are often used interchangeably. And while they are closely connected, they are not exactly the same thing. Both involve adapting content for international audiences. However, they focus on different aspects of the user experience. Understanding the difference matters because it affects: In this article,
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