A Surprising Way to Increase Your Pay
A rose by any other name would smell as sweet, but call editing “quality control” and you can double your
Emergency Absence Planning: Essential Prep for Freelancers
Whether you work alone in a home office or at a site filled with coworkers, chances are that few other
Protected: Glossary of Editorial Publishing Terms
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Who Edits the Dictionary?
If you are even a minor word nerd, you have probably thought about the dictionary and how it gets made.
Does an acronym have to spell a word?
TL;DR no. But technically, an acronymn is made up of the initials that make up a term and turns out
How & Why Editors Make a Figures Manuscript
When a product contains illustrations, graphs, and other visuals, a separate file containing them and their related instructions is submitted
The Editors’ Guide to Confidentiality: Essential Security for Protecting Clients’ Words
Editing isn’t just about typo protection. Data security and content (intellectual property, or IP) privacy are core standards in editing
Resolution: Find Better Assignments
Can’t get clients to raise your pay? Tired of disastrous prose and rush-rush deadlines? Time to work on the client
Resolution: Raise Your Rates
“My advice to anyone starting out freelancing?” says editor Barb Adamski, “Double your rates at least once in your career.”
Editor Vs AI: Can Grammarly edit itself?
For this entry in the series, I give Grammarly a chance to edit its own article on “30 Common Grammar