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Discover how to make your editing and proofreading website visible to your ideal clients with these articles, books, booklets, courses and podcast episodes.
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Articles about making your editorial website visible

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Andy Maslen, bestselling crime author

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A BRILLIANT COURSE
A brilliant course packed full of information and resources, all presented in easily digested modules. I now have the confidence and know-how to create an attractive, functional website with content tailored to reflect my brand values and attract my ideal client. Thank you, Louise!

Book: Omnibus: Editorial Business Planning & Marketing Plus

Angela Bissell
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Fiction Editor

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Website craft courses for editors and proofreaders

Marketing Toolbox for Editors

Here's what you get:
  • Webinar: 10 Ways to Make Your Editing Website Better
  • Template: Create your own brand book
  • Mini guide: Blog Post Blueprint
  • Book: Marketing Your Editing and Proofreading Business
  • Book: How to Develop a Pricing Strategy

Editor Website Essentials

This course teaches you how to craft a visible, loveable editorial website! The 10-step framework takes you through the essentials of SEO, navigation, structure, visitors, UX, branding, web page copy, home page design, content and analytics.

Blogging for Business Growth

This blogging course teaches editors and proofreaders how to create a discoverable, captivating and memorable blog that drives website traffic, increases visibility in the search engines, and generates editing work.​

Find your national editorial society

There 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.

Books about marketing for editors and proofreaders

Marketing Your Editing and Proofreading Business

Discover 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 Build an Editorial Blog

This business-skills guide shows editors and proofreaders, step by step, how to create a captivating blog-based content platform that drives traffic to your website, makes you visible in the search engines, and adds value for your clients-to-be. 

How to Brand Your Editing Business

This business-skills guide shows editors and proofreaders how to build an emotion-based brand identity that’s rich in the flavour of you, and compelling to the people you'd love to work with. The framework is accessible for all editors, even those with no branding or marketing experience.

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How to be Visible with Social Media

This business-skills guide shows editors and proofreaders how to use social media to increase online visibility, expand their audience, reinforce brand and generate leads ... without falling into a rabbit hole and without spending any money.
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How to do Content Marketing

​This business-skills guide shows editors and proofreaders how to create and deliver valuable, problem-solving content that enhances editorial business visibility, reinforces brand, and maximizes choice over whom we work for and what we earn – and all within a framework that embraces engagement with colleagues and clients. 

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Andy Maslen, bestselling crime author

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I ENTHUSIASTICALLY RECOMMEND IT …
Being self-employed as an editorial professional doesn't have to be feast or famine. If you market your services consistently, not just when you're out of projects to work on, you'll be able to say good-bye to dry spells. And for your marketing to be successful, you have to do it in a way that is true to who you are. I enthusiastically recommend Louise Harnby's book, Marketing Your Editing & Proofreading Business, because it shows you, step by step, how to do that.

Book: Omnibus: Editorial Business Planning & Marketing Plus

Katharine O'Moore-Klopf, ELS
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KOK Edit

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