Professional Editing, Ghostwriting, PM & SMM

Why choose me? My portfolio, experience, and endorsements are available for more information. But I guarantee an enthusiastic, growth-minded experience in which I will keep at it until you are satisfied. 

 A copy edit is primarily about correcting errors. This is one of the last stages of a manuscript edit, coming after a line edit and before a proofread. I will look for mistakes in spelling, grammar, punctuation (comma splice, proper use of the Oxford comma, etc.), redundancy of words, and sentence length. While I may flag up issues with clarity, flow, word choice, etc. if I catch them, this is not the primary concern of a copy edit. 

 A line edit is primarily about improving language while being true to the author’s voice. It is often the best option for first-time authors and manuscripts that have not been checked or critiqued by anyone but the writer. I may reorganize sentences and paragraphs for clarity, point out trouble spots, make suggestions when a word is vague or redundant, indicate where something might confuse a reader, and generally improve the flow and tone.    

Ghostwriters are the unsung heroes behind thousands of bestselling books—from celebrity autobiographies to business books and even works of fiction. If you have an important story to tell, or blog posts to write, but don’t possess the writing skills (or the time) to put it down on paper, you can hire a ghostwriter to write that book for you. The official credit goes 100% to you, not the editor. 

A developmental edit is a thorough and in-depth edit of your entire manuscript. It is an examination of all the elements of your writing, from single words and the phrasing of individual sentences, to overall structure and style. It can address plot holes or gaps, problematic characterization, and all other existing material. 

This is the process of reviewing the final draft of a piece of writing to ensure consistency, accuracy, identify, and rectify grammar, vocabulary errors, spelling, punctuation, and formatting.

• Project management activities include knowing all available resources, equipment, and information
• Break projects into doable actions and set timeframes
• Liaise with clients to identify and define requirements, scope, and objectives
• Assign tasks to internal teams and assist with schedule management 
• Make sure that clients’ needs are met as projects evolve
• Help prepare budgets 
• Analyze risks and opportunities
• Oversee project procurement management 
• Monitor project progress and handle any issues that arise
• Act as the point of contact and communicate project status to all participants
• Use tools to monitor working hours, plans, and expenditures
• Issue appropriate paperwork (e.g. contracts)
• Create and maintain comprehensive project documentation, plans, and reports
• Ensure standards and requirements are me

I also specialize in content creation, memes, and social media presences. This is available as part of or separate from project management. My work includes websites, social media, business materials, and other awesome experiences.