Written for those with no prior publishing or editorial experience, this practical guide takes new proofreaders and editors, step by step, through the basics of planning their career.
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An alternative: the OmnibusIf you'd prefer to access Business Planning for Editorial Freelancers and Marketing Your Editing & Proofreading Business straight from your desktop, laptop or tablet, take a look at the PDF Omnibus edition, which includes 42 chapters of additional related content.
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Erin Brenner, Copyediting, USA: '[...] invaluable to copyeditors who want to run their own businesses, and you can refer to it frequently as you build your empire. It will even teach something to those of us who have been freelancing for a while. At full price, the book is well worth the investment to succeed with your new business.'
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Adrienne Mongomerie, SciEditor, Canada: 'Everybody: if you want to be a freelancer, read this book. If you want to be an editor: read it. If you’re well into your career and stuck – in need of a direction: read it. This guide will save you tons of time. It will help you shape the path you are on, so you get where you want to be.'
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Katharine O'Moore-Klopf, ELS; KOK Edit, USA: 'This is exactly the book that would-be editorial freelancers need to read before setting up their businesses. Author Louise Harnby gives practical, straightforward business advice and backs it up with portraits of successful editorial professionals. The case studies are quite instructive and inspiring. I will highly recommend Business Planning for Editorial Freelancers to all of the editors I mentor.'
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