Interested in Freelance Editing? Join my April 12th Webinar! 🎊

Great news! I’ll be giving a webinar through WOW! Women on Writing on Friday, April 12th at 1 pm ET about life as a freelance editor.

More details at: An Insider’s Look at Launching as a Freelance Editor. Clickety click!

I’d love to have you and a friend attend and learn about this versatile, fun, meaningful profession. 😊👍

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Learn about Freelance Editing! 🌻

Do you love language and helping others make their writing clearer and more resonant with readers? Have you ever wanted to launch your own freelance editing business and wondered how in the world to break in? Then this info-packed webinar is the one for you!

I’ll be giving an online webinar on Friday, September 15 at 1 pm EST. Cost is $39 and includes helpful handouts, a presentation with oodles of tips, and a Q + A at the end of the session.

More info, and sign up today, at: https://www.wow-womenonwriting.com/classroom/MelanieFaith_FreelanceEditorWebinar.php

I’d love to see you there! 🥳

Blog Tour: Article: "GPS: Tips for Finding a Good-Fit Freelance Editor"🌟

Ever wondered how to find an editor to assist on your writing project? Thrilled to have a craft article I wrote featured at Beverley A. Baird’s awesome blog today. Stop by to get advice on finding a best-fit editor for your manuscript.

An excerpt: “It can be invaluable to get an impartial view on our writing with the in-depth, personalized feedback a freelance editor provides. Editors catch inconsistencies, scope for grammar and structural problems, note unintended repetition and filler words, red-flag plot holes, mark underdeveloped dialogue or characterization, and much more. 

Where do you find a freelance editor anyway?

·         Ask a librarian. Many libraries host readings or writing groups as part of their community outreach. Plus, librarians dig a good information search and have a wide network…

·         Check your favorite indie author’s website. A sizable portion of authors take on editing projects.

· Check the Acknowledgments section of your favorite recently published books.”

Read the whole article with oodles more tips at: clickety-click!