I will proofread and copy edit your website

I do not write because my specialty is editing. You are the specialist of your company so it should be you who writes the website. It will then be my job to make sure you come across to your customers as helpful, competent, interesting, and knowledgeable.

I've been an editor for over 20 years, working on everything from applications to websites, so I understand the need for copy to be precise, concise, and correct. Websites should have all of those attributes, and I can help you get them.

I edit using either MS Word or Google Docs and would need the website copy provided in one of those formats. If you are unable to provide that, I would need the links to the pages you wanted me to edit so that I can get it into an editable format - see my gig extra for this option.

Yes, I have fluency in both versions of English and can easily edit to either.

I do not edit or proofread HTML or other programming languages. I edit the "final product," the copy your customers see.

You can rely on my professionalism throughout your order. I’m an experienced and expert editor, which means I'm easy to work with, keep you informed, care about your work, and meet your deadlines. You can read my reviews to see how other clients feel about working with me.

Yes, I edit with sensitivity to ensure that your branding, values, and other other aects of your website copy come through. I also ensure that your writing is clear, concise, and easy to understand. I edit for flow and comprehension to help you attract leads.

I've been a professional freelance editor for almost 20 years and was a career editor before that. I've worked on two continents, managed journals, edited published books, copy edited websites, and helped hundreds of writers get their work from draft to final submission or publication.

Yes, I can edit and proofread to almost any style or brand guide or to your special instructions. Just send me your instructions, a copy of your brand or style guide, or let me know if you want me to follow an existing style guide like AP, APA, MLA, Harvard, or Chicago.