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Top tips for using a proofreader

We love your briefs!
Be as clear in your brief as you can. Include information such as the word or page count, the work required, the schedule and any particular style preferences or concerns you might have.

Keep in touch.
We can usually react very quickly to urgent requests; however, as soon as you know you might need some proofreading assistance, drop us a line. We can pencil it into the diary in readiness so you know you have help there when you need it and, if it gets delayed or cancelled, you’ve lost nothing.

Get a free sample text check.
To get the best idea of what work needs doing, send us a short sample of your text and we’ll edit it at no cost. This is particularly helpful to authors and students, who may not realise the work a proofreader would need to do to whip your words into shape. Then, you can decide if you want to work on your text a little more to save money as well as get an insight into how the process works. We’re happy to do this as it gives us the chance to impress you and demonstrate our professionalism and abilities.

How was it for you?
We always put every care and attention into our work so a few comments really help us to ensure we’re delivering what you need. If you want something done differently, we can usually adapt our service to meet your requirements.

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