My Approach with Clients
Every piece of writing deserves the utmost care. As a freelance editor, I pride myself on delivering personalized services that big companies can't match. Since no two projects are the same, I can customize my services to fit your goals and needs.
While working with me, your project remains confidential and secure. I will not use artificial intelligence (AI) on your work. You can trust that your project is in good hands and will be reviewed with a human eye. Editing is a partnership, and it's my privilege to come alongside you and use my experience and expertise to help you succeed.
When you work with me, I respect your time. Any delays will be communicated upfront. I'm always happy to answer questions and make sure you're comfortable from start to finish.
Next Steps
Here is what the editing process looks like so you know what to expect.
Contact Me
When you're ready to take the first step, you can send me a message using my contact form. Let me know a little about yourself, what kind of project you're working on, the type of editing you need (if you're not sure, no worries), and if you want a sample edit.
If you're planning to publish a book, please include details like the genre, word count, and whether you want to self-publish or go the traditional route. This will help me better understand your goals.
Agreement of Work
When you feel ready to proceed with the project, I'll send you a proposal and contract to sign with specific details about the scope of work, timeline, pricing, and any additional requests we discussed.
A signed contract and deposit of 30% of the total payment is due. This protects both our work and secures a spot in my schedule. Once the deposit is received, my work begins. Upon completion of the project, the final payment is invoiced, and all deliverables are emailed to you after full payment is received.
Ongoing Support
During the project, you can email me anytime! I generally respond within 24 hours during business hours. In addition to email, some of my services include two video calls (or audio, if you prefer) to further discuss your goals, the editorial letter, and any questions you may have.
