10 ways to get editing work quickly

25/6/2018

If you're suffering from yet another dry spell, this webinar will help you get editing and proofreading work in the next few days and weeks.

I'll show you 10 steps you can take to move out of famine mode quickly.

Forget theory. This is all about doing ... step-by-step guidance on short-term fixes that will give you peace of mind in the now, and head space to dig deeper in the future.

AUDIENCE: Editors and proofreaders whose cupboards are bare
RUNNING TIME: 46 mins
WHAT YOU GET: Webinar, ebook and PDF resource sheet
CAPTIONS: Subtitles/closed captions are included

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Louise Harnby is a line editor, copyeditor and proofreader who specializes in working with crime, mystery, suspense and thriller writers.

She is an Advanced Professional Member of the Chartered Institute of Editing and Proofreading (CIEP), a member of ACES, a Partner Member of The Alliance of Independent Authors (ALLi), and co-hosts The Editing Podcast.

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2 Comments

Theresa link

26/6/2018 10:28:07 pm

The webinar was really informative! Thank You! I hope I can use the info. I'm trying to go into Proofreading, but I'm overwhelmed by what I still need to learn. I don't have a College Degree, so I feel like I'm working from the ground up.

Louise Harnby

26/6/2018 10:40:42 pm

Glad to hear you found it useful, Theresa.

Perhaps try to focus on the skills and learning you do have rather than those you don't, and work forward from there. You might find my introductory editorial business planning book useful once you've had a delve around on the rest of the blog, and the marketing one too. They're broad-based and aimed at new starters who need direction, and they provide frameworks that help the reader to make the right decisions for them based on their skills and circumstances.

It's tough for anyone, editor or not, to build a business. Creating your own plan will help you map things - what needs to be done, when it will be done, how it will be done, and why it will be done. Otherwise it can feel like a rabbit hole!