Transcription samples play a pivotal role in ensuring you will get the most for your investment. It is important for you to see our work so you can make a decision on whether you wish to hire us.
6 Reasons to Ask for Samples
If you are like me, you probably want to see transcription samples prior to hiring someone. That is a good thing because you want to ensure you get a good return on your investment. You should always ask for samples from business transcription companies for six reasons.
- First, transcription examples give you ample opportunity to assess the quality and accuracy the business provides.
- How does the formatting look. Is it up to your expectations? Get a clear idea of how the final transcript will look including how speaker labels are handled, time stamps, and non-verbal cues.
- Next, clients can gain confidence in the transcription service’s ability to handle their specific needs.
- This is your opportunity to provide any customizations you would like to see and ensure the company can handle them. This leads into our next reason you should ask for samples.
- Providing mockups help set realistic expectations for both the client and the transcription service. It ensures that both parties agree on what the finished product will look like, which can prevent misunderstandings and revisions later on.
- Finally, what a better way than with samples to see what the various competition offers. Samples showcase professionalism and commitment to quality, which should be an important decision breaker for you.
We respect your time and understand the importance of your decision. That’s why we invite you to review our transcription samples at your own pace, ensuring you can see our accuracy for yourself without any rush.
We offer three different samples:
Borlok Transcription started doing transcription in 2006, and started out doing all sorts of transcription. As a subsidiary of Borlok Virtual Assistants, LLC, we started out in the freelance marketplaces). It took us while to feel comfortable doing transcription, but we hung in there – and you can too!
Updated 5/2/2024
