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Language-change index, why $10/hr is not enough, training on-demand, and finding time to write — links this week

Language-change index, why $10/hr is not enough, training on-demand, and finding time to write — links this week

Some weeks the great stuff floods in. This was one of those weeks. And my podcast is super late! Language-Change Index Garner, of the Modern

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The Art of the Cold Call

The Art of the Cold Call

The art of the cold call: target well have your key selling points in front of you It doesn’t have to be a call; any

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Why You Should Specialize

Why You Should Specialize

I believe there exist editors who can edit any topic, product, or subject, but I’m sceptical of most such claims. I can’t help wondering if

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Checklists: saving your bacon and bringing it home too (podcast)

Checklists: saving your bacon and bringing it home too (podcast)

Checklists are the focus of this episode, in which I expand on one of my posts from the now-defunct Copyediting: explaining how checklists save your life every day,

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Should an editor be a one-stop shop? (podcast)

Should an editor be a one-stop shop? (podcast)

Defining “editor” and dividing up the editorial tasks is the focus of this episode, in which I revisit one of my posts from the now-defunct Copyediting: exploring the

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Listen Now: Editing CAN be taught

Editing CAN be taught, like any art. In this episode, I present my rebuttal to Rich Adin’s assertion that editing cannot be taught, over on

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Yes, editing can be taught

Today, Rich Adin (An American Editor) asserted that editing is an art and cannot be taught. Well, Rich, I heartily disagree. Even art can be

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How to ask a busy freelancer for advice

How to ask a busy freelancer for advice

Many editors are happy to share advice about starting out. Louise has written out advice on how to ask a busy freelancer for advice. It’s

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Office starter kit for the freelance editor

Before you get to work editing, there is key hardware and software you are going to need. This applies to all kinds of editors who

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Surprising 2-Step Trick to Find the Going Rate in Your Market Niche (podcast)

Surprising 2-Step Trick to Find the Going Rate in Your Market Niche (podcast)

Learn a simple trick for finding out the going rate in your market — right down to the subject, product, and city niche. Then you

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