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Proofreader & editor at Editproof
Proofreaders and editors play crucial roles in ensuring written content is clear, accurate, and polished. There is some overlap in responsibilities, and distinct areas of expertise for each role. Here are my key areas of expertise for proofreading and editing:
Proofreading:
Grammar and punctuation: Proofreaders excel in identifying and correcting grammatical errors, including issues with punctuation, syntax, and sentence structure.
Spelling and typos: They have a keen eye for catching spelling mistakes, typos, and inconsistencies in language usage.
Consistency: Proofreaders ensure consistency in formatting, style, and language throughout a document or piece of content.
Formatting and layout: They focus on the visual presentation of the text, checking for proper formatting, font consistency, and overall document layout.
Accuracy: Proofreaders check for factual accuracy and make sure that dates, names, and other details are correct.
Cross-referencing: Depending on the content, proofreaders may cross-reference information to verify accuracy and coherence.
Attention to detail: One of the most crucial skills is an extreme attention to detail to catch even the smallest errors that might be overlooked by others.
Editing:
Structural editing: Editors focus on the overall structure and organization of a piece of writing, ensuring that the content flows logically and coherently.
Content development: They may provide suggestions to improve the overall content, including adding or removing sections, rephrasing sentences, or suggesting additional information.
Clarity and coherence: Editors work to enhance the clarity and coherence of the writing, making sure the message is conveyed effectively to the target audience.
Tone and style: They pay attention to the tone and style of writing, ensuring it aligns with the intended audience and purpose.
Consistency: Like proofreaders, editors also ensure consistency, but they may focus more on the broader aspects of content rather than just language and formatting.
Fact-checking: Editors verify the accuracy of information, ensuring that all facts and data presented are correct.
Cohesiveness: Editors work to create a cohesive narrative or argument, checking that each part of the content contributes to the overall message.
Collaboration: They may collaborate with writers to improve their work, providing constructive feedback and guidance.
Cost
.03c per word.
.04c per word for deep edit and proof.
Proofreading:
Grammar and punctuation: Proofreaders excel in identifying and correcting grammatical errors, including issues with punctuation, syntax, and sentence structure.
Spelling and typos: They have a keen eye for catching spelling mistakes, typos, and inconsistencies in language usage.
Consistency: Proofreaders ensure consistency in formatting, style, and language throughout a document or piece of content.
Formatting and layout: They focus on the visual presentation of the text, checking for proper formatting, font consistency, and overall document layout.
Accuracy: Proofreaders check for factual accuracy and make sure that dates, names, and other details are correct.
Cross-referencing: Depending on the content, proofreaders may cross-reference information to verify accuracy and coherence.
Attention to detail: One of the most crucial skills is an extreme attention to detail to catch even the smallest errors that might be overlooked by others.
Editing:
Structural editing: Editors focus on the overall structure and organization of a piece of writing, ensuring that the content flows logically and coherently.
Content development: They may provide suggestions to improve the overall content, including adding or removing sections, rephrasing sentences, or suggesting additional information.
Clarity and coherence: Editors work to enhance the clarity and coherence of the writing, making sure the message is conveyed effectively to the target audience.
Tone and style: They pay attention to the tone and style of writing, ensuring it aligns with the intended audience and purpose.
Consistency: Like proofreaders, editors also ensure consistency, but they may focus more on the broader aspects of content rather than just language and formatting.
Fact-checking: Editors verify the accuracy of information, ensuring that all facts and data presented are correct.
Cohesiveness: Editors work to create a cohesive narrative or argument, checking that each part of the content contributes to the overall message.
Collaboration: They may collaborate with writers to improve their work, providing constructive feedback and guidance.
Cost
.03c per word.
.04c per word for deep edit and proof.
- Accreditation:Certificate in Professional Editing and Proofreading
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Quality:5 / 5Reliability:5 / 5Friendliness:5 / 5
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Quick and high quality proofreading service
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Quality:5 / 5Reliability:5 / 5Friendliness:5 / 5
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03/08/2015
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