The editing profession is changing, but editors have more options than they may realize. Here are several ways to expand your skills, services, and career.
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AI Isn’t All or Nothing—Let’s Talk About It
Editors don’t have to choose between fear and blind trust in AI. Here’s a practical look at how the profession can adapt and move forward.
Discerning AI-Generated Text from Human Writing, Part 2
AI can generate text, but it can’t truly write. By spotting gaps in logic, tone, and thought, you can often tell human writing from GenAI output.
Surviving and Thriving as an Editor in Lean Times
The freelance editing market faces challenges from AI and economic slowdowns, but editors can adapt by exploring new fields and diversifying their services.
Help! I’m Stuck on Citations
Citations can be time-consuming for editors, often requiring cleanup and research. Streamline the process by choosing a style, using citation tools, or hiring help.
A Dozen Ways to Advance Your Copyediting Career, Part 1
Copyediting skills open doors to diverse careers, from developmental editing to indexing, social media, and more. Explore several resources that will help you take that next step!
The Editor’s Approach to Marketing Copy
Mastering marketing copy editing is essential for editors seeking to grow their clientele. Learn to navigate jargon and adapt style with our helpful resources!
“More Importantly”: Separating Grammar Myths from Reality
Grammar and language can be confusing, especially when the experts disagree. One of these disagreements involves using “more important” or “more importantly.”
Why Freelance Editors Need a Website
A freelance editor’s website is a necessary tool that helps highlight their services and reach new clients. My upcoming course will help you build your own!
Three Steps to Editing Tables
Editing tables and figures is a task that often involves several rounds of tedious edits. Here’s my three-step process for editing them better and faster.
