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How to Become A Copy Editor (Even As A Beginner)

Make a Living Writing

Looking to get into the writing and editing industry, but not sure if you should become a copy editor? If you’ve been considering becoming a copy editor, this article will go over what they do, the experience you’ll need, some basics you need to know, and how to get your foot in the door.

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Texas Ghostwriting Service

Melanie Saxton

I am a texas-based ghostwriter and book editor with clients worldwide, including Canada, Australia, and Europe. Over the years, this collection of blog posts has grown, and I hope it’s useful! Texas Book Editor, Ghostwriter, and Copy Editor. Self-Publishing Ghostwritten Books. Self-Publishing Resource.

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How to Edit Writing in 3 Steps

Grammarly

Although editing your own writing is different from what professional editors do, it is useful to understand the different levels of editing that exist in the world of publishing, as well as the order that these editing steps are performed in, so you can get a sense of the process you can and should apply to your own documents.

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Different Traditional Publishing Experiences With Georgina Cross

The Creative Penn

Traditional publishing is not a monolithic thing. There are different kinds of publishers, and authors want different things out of a publishing deal and relationship. Georgina Cross talks about her experience with two different traditional publishers and the pros and cons of each. Welcome to the show, Georgina.

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Autobiography and Memoir Portfolio with Legacy Books

Melanie Saxton

I give her tremendous credit for doing a terrific job on my website and blog too. Your leadership and patience took me step-by-step through the process of writing and publishing my book. She is extremely hardworking and insightful, and as my book editor, has guided me through the journey of writing a memoir.

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6 Killer Writing Tips from a Great-Grandmother of a Copy Editor

ProBlogger

In the publishing world, using informal abbreviations and contractions (weren’t, aren’t, can’t, etc.) Originally at: Blog Tips at ProBlogger. 6 Killer Writing Tips from a Great-Grandmother of a Copy Editor. Apply it to writing too.”. Know how to use contractions to bring your writing to life.

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Proofing and Editing: How to Make Your Content Less Frightening

Content Marketing Institute

And if you think the same person can write, edit, and proof their own work, you should be afraid, very afraid of publishing that content. Bureau of Labor Statistics recognizes proofreaders as distinct from editors. Excludes workers whose primary duty is editing copy. ”. Evaluate the content in published form.