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How to get editing and proofreading work

Learn tips and tools for getting editorial work

Use these resources to discover the different kinds of editing work and how to find it. Take a look at the marketing resource library, too, for more ideas about how to be visible to your ideal clients.
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Articles about editing work and how to find it

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List of editorial societies

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.
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Books to help you get work

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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Book: Marketing Your Editing and Proofreading Business
Book: Business Planning for Editorial Freelancers

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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Resources to help you find editing and proofreading work

Free webinar: How to punctuate dialogue in a novel

How to Start a Fiction Editing Business

This 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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How to get a move-on with marketing

If you’re an editor or proofreader who finds marketing your business overwhelming, here are 6 ideas to help you rethink your mindset and pull you out of the mire.

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Free booklet: How to get a move-on with marketing

Why proofreading isn’t an ideal side hustle

Proofreading has long been touted online as a good way to supplement a regular income – the side hustle. This booklet examines the notion, and explores the challenges.
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Free booklet: How to get a move-on with marketing
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Courses and webinars to help you get work

Emotional Marketing that Gets Editors Work

Here's what you get:
  • Webinar and transcript: Emotional Marketing that Gets Editors Work
  • ​Guide: Blog Post Blueprint
  • Guide: What is a Sales Funnel and How Does it Work?
  • Guide: How to Create an Amazing
    Editorial Pack
  • Book: How To Do Content Marketing
Course: Branding for Business Growth
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Course: Branding for Business Growth
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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 that gets you found! 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.
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