How to structure your editor website
Discover how to structure your editor website to appeal to potential clients and generate enquiries.
23 reasons to hire an editor or proofreader
Are you in two minds about hiring an editor for your book? Here are 23 reasons why hiring a professional editor makes sense.
How to find your editor USP (unique selling point)
Do you know your editor USP? It will determine your ideal client, the type of text you edit, and what you (and only you) offer.
How to reduce your word count by thousands (and improve your book)
Is your work in progress a bit bulky? Discover how I cut 15,000 words from my manuscript, and made it better in the process.
Streamlining your freelance editing business (how to fit everything in)
If you’re struggling to find enough hours in the day for your freelance editing business, my new approach might help.
Writing and editing books set in France (but written in English)
Discover some key elements to consider when writing a book set in France, but written in English.
What to put on your Books webpage (whether published or unpublished)
On your author website, showcasing your work in a Books section is essential for marketing your work and driving sales. Discover what to include.
How to allow yourself to write in beautiful notebooks
Do you have a pile of beautiful notebooks full of blank pages? Give yourself permission to make some marks on those gorgeous pages!
Email address or contact form on your author website?
What’s the best way for people to get in touch with you via your author website? Email address or contact form?
Writers: in their own words
I asked writers about writer’s block, their proudest moments and their biggest worries when sending work to an editor.