Showing posts with label proofreading job list. Show all posts
Showing posts with label proofreading job list. Show all posts
Saturday, August 11, 2007
Sue Gilad on ABC News
Sue Gilad, author of Copyediting and Proofreading for Dummies, was on ABC News this week talking about making money by proofreading books. Check out the clip by going to abcnews.go.com. On the right side, there is a video clip and below it, it says "Get Paid to Read." Click on that and the video will play. Congrats, Sue!
Labels:
editing,
errors,
grammar,
proofreading,
proofreading job list,
spelling,
Sue Gilad
Monday, August 6, 2007
Working Out Tech Issues
I'm working out a few kinks in the blog to make sure it works perfectly, so please be patient, as posts will be sparse these first few days so I can concentrate on adding more links, working on the accompanying newsletter, and customizing my blog template. I look forward to posting regularly and hearing what you have to say!
Labels:
editing,
proofreading,
proofreading job list,
technical issues
Wednesday, August 1, 2007
Finally, my proofreading blog is here!
I've wanted to start a proofreading blog for quite a while, but with client work, marketing other business centers, and doing a million other things, it's always been on the back burner. I'm happy to report that I just finished my three-year business plan and proofreading is going to take a more important role for me. I love to write when I'm doing researching, learning new things, and crafting pieces that will entertain or educate someone. I got tired of cranking out keyword articles -- I wrote nearly 300 articles on the exact same topic for one client. The only difference was that there were different keywords involved. It was boring and it made me want to jump out my window.
I love proofreading and editing and doing them exposes me to work in so many genres and topic areas that it is a lot harder to get bored. I'm going to be starting a proofreading/editing service just for college students (no, I won't be writing their papers!) as well as one for small businesses. I'll continue to apply for freelance openings at both large and small presses as well.
With my new focus comes this blog, which I plan to fill with posts on grammar issues, the craft of proofreading, freelance proofreading job announcements, interviews with professional proofreaders, editors, and writers, and all of my grammar and spelling pet peeves. I'll also be writing the Red Pencil Gazette, a weekly newsletter with proofreading/editing job listings, articles on proofreading and editing, and lists of tips and tricks.
Please join me as I journey through the proofreading world. I'd love to have you along for the ride!
I love proofreading and editing and doing them exposes me to work in so many genres and topic areas that it is a lot harder to get bored. I'm going to be starting a proofreading/editing service just for college students (no, I won't be writing their papers!) as well as one for small businesses. I'll continue to apply for freelance openings at both large and small presses as well.
With my new focus comes this blog, which I plan to fill with posts on grammar issues, the craft of proofreading, freelance proofreading job announcements, interviews with professional proofreaders, editors, and writers, and all of my grammar and spelling pet peeves. I'll also be writing the Red Pencil Gazette, a weekly newsletter with proofreading/editing job listings, articles on proofreading and editing, and lists of tips and tricks.
Please join me as I journey through the proofreading world. I'd love to have you along for the ride!
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