Find your national editorial societyThere are national and regional editorial societies all over the globe! To find one that fits your journey, and discover what it has to offer in terms of resources, community and training, click on the button below.
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Business Planning for Editorial FreelancersThis book is for those with no prior publishing or editorial experience. The practical guide takes new proofreaders and editors, step by step, through the basics of planning their career.
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Marketing Your Editing and Proofreading BusinessDiscover why marketing needn't be difficult, overwhelming or boring. Then learn the core principles of developing and implementing an effective marketing strategy that will get you noticed and generate business leads.
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How to Start a Fiction Editing BusinessThis webinar introduces you to the different types of fiction editing, the types of clients you're most likely to be working with, the language they'll use when searching for editorial support, finding work, and some suggestions for training and skills development.
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Unboring Business PlanningLearn why business planning is worth investing time in, and needn't be boring when it's framed around 2 questions:
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Proofreading checklistI've proofread over 500 books for the mainstream publishing industry. The checklist is based on the house guidelines provided by the publishers I've worked for, and is for anyone checking final designed page proofs.
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Guidance on inclusive and respectful writingExplore resources that help editors and writers work to actively consider whether the words in a novel are driving story forward and enriching readers, or causing unintended harm.
The tools linked to in this booklet aim to help you apply good editorial judgement to fiction from a conscious-language perspective. |