Tag: small business
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Tools of the Editorial Trade

Would you hire a gardener to cut your lawn with just a pair of scissors? Me neither! Using the right tools is an important part of any trade – editing and proofreading included. Read about the must-haves and how knowing what they are can help you choose an editor.
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How working with an editor can benefit your business

Effective written communication is a must for all businesses, but it’s easier said than done sometimes. This article looks at why you might outsource your editorial work and gives some examples of what an editor can do for you.
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Three tips to banish typos

Typos. They’re hilarious and make for excellent memes! But they can also be embarrassing, confusing, and even damaging. This article looks at three reasons why we make them and what we can do to stop them before they happen.
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The top 5 FAQs about proofreading for small businesses

In my experience, proofreading isn’t always the most obvious of tasks for a small business to outsource, but that doesn’t mean it shouldn’t be done! This article explores – in reverse order – the five questions small business owners ask most often when they discover that proofreading could be an important part of publishing their…
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Free downloadable proofreading checklist

If you’re proofreading your own work, a checklist is an invaluable resource. To help you get started, I’ve created one for you to download for free.
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Do I really need to pay for professional proofreading?

From DIY, to asking a friend, to using an app – this post explores some of the alternatives to paying for professional proofreading to help you make the choice that’s best for you.
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What’s in a logo?
The design of my logo incorporates elements that represent three key features of my brand. Use the sliders and take a look! The ‘stet’ symbol – a tick enclosed in a circle – is one of a series of symbols used by proofreaders and editors* to mark a client’s work. ‘Stet’ means ‘let it stand’…


