Self-publishing a book? Find out what type of editor you need
There are three different levels of editing. Learn to identify which type of editing support you need, the necessity of having a budget and what else you need to be aware of.
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What’s 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.
How to work with a proofreader
Get the best from your proofreader by understanding how to select someone and communicate with them. Proofreaders are used at the end of revising texts Proofreaders are best used when a manuscript/piece of writing is… Read More »How to work with a proofreader
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.