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If you're a new proofreader or editor and you're wondering whether you should specialize, here's my advice on how to stand out.
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I believe that being a specialist makes sense in a global editorial market, and in this free mini ebook, I discuss how using the appropriate language helps you achieve the following goals, even if you're a new starter:
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Sophie
21/11/2017 07:59:56 pm
Sage advice as usual, Louise! I always find your blogs really helpful.
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Louise Harnby
27/11/2017 11:15:35 am
Thank you so much, Sophie!
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Laura
18/11/2020 08:33:49 pm
Thank you for this, I'm finding so much of your work to be invaluable in these early stages of mine. Very much appreciated.
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Kate
20/3/2021 04:38:35 pm
Thank you so much for this. I am just contemplating this new career path and your book has given me a lot of help.
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