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Understand the difference between proofreading and proof-editing

People often request a proofread of their project when it actually needs editing and proofreading. A budget-friendly option is to hire a proof-editor. Whereas, the aim of a proofreader is to ensure that a piece of writing is clear, the aim of a proof-editor is to also improve the reader’s experience (similar to an editor). This blog explains the difference between the two services to help you decide which would benefit you more.

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Why use a proofreader?

Errors and inconsistencies in your writing (digital and on paper) can harm your image and credibility.
A proofreader’s job is to make your writing as clear and as error-free as possible … Read more about why human proofreaders are still necessary and how to find a good one.

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