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“No” Your Way to Better Work

‘No’ is your passport to the next level. —That guy… Who was in that thing (an actual movie title) Resolve

Editors should look for and flag legal concerns in the content they edit, but should not—cannot, IMHO—be held ultimately responsible for it.

Invoicing might seem like an obvious thing, but there are actually choices, and very few requirements when it comes to

Everyone wants you at once. Can you get someone to move a deadline so you don’t have to turn down

Which social media you should use, and how you should use them, today, in my How To column at Copyediting.com.

You learn a lot over your career. I had a mentor save me from some of these fails. You can

19 questions to evaluate the ROI on your marketing efforts, today in my special post on Copyediting.com. For more on

These ten questions will help you figure out if a potential client (or assignment) is a good fit for you.

After you have chosen your editor (or agreed to edit a product) these sample contracts can be used by the

So you’ve got your first inquiry for a paid gig. Con.grats! Now what? Ahhhh! Flail around in a panic!!! (Step