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Project Management Software, Part 2: Making the Decision
Unsure if your team’s ready for project management software? Learn how to assess your needs, avoid chaos, and choose the right system for lasting efficiency.
Project Management Software, Part 1: Recognizing the Need
Editing chaos costs time, money, and sanity. Instead of jumping right to pricey project management software, try these simple tools to bring order to your editorial projects.
Refilling the Well: Bouncing Back from Creative Burnout
If you’re feeling drained after a creative push, you might be facing more than burnout. Learn how to spot and recover from creative fatigue before it kills your spark.
Discerning AI-Generated Text from Human Writing, Part 1
AI detectors claim to spot GenAI text, but they often fail. The truth is messier, and false positives can do some harm to human writers’ reputations. Here’s why it’s not so simple.
The Power of the Midyear Pause: Refocusing Your Editing Business
Feeling stuck in the weeds of your editing business? A midyear review can bring clarity, celebrate wins, and reset your goals for success in the months ahead.
Should Your Editing Prices Be Visible on Your Website?
Should freelance editors list their prices online? It depends! Here are the pros, cons, and smart compromises to help you choose what’s right for your business.
Sticking the Landing: Tips for Writing Strong Conclusions
Struggling to end your manuscript? Sean Brenner shares details on three effective conclusion styles to help you finish strong and keep your readers engaged.
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.
From Puzzle to Plan: Organizing Complex Writing
Beginning a new writing project can be difficult, but having an organized plan to follow can support your flow and help you piece your ideas together like a good puzzle.
