Marketing Your Editing and Proofreading Business

Ebook (PDF)

Learn how to be an interesting and discoverable editor

This is the ebook version of my flagship marketing resource! It's for any editorial freelancer who feels that business promotion is their Achilles’ heel. Discover why marketing needn't be difficult, overwhelming or boring. Then learn the core principles of developing and implementing an effective marketing strategy that will get you noticed and generate business leads.

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Customer reviews

THE FICTION EDITING COLLECTION IS A MUST-HAVE
“​Thank you so much for writing your marketing book. It’s made a huge difference in my business.”
Michelle Bourbonniere, website editor and SEO specialist

THE FIRST BOOK ON MARKETING FOR FREELANCERS I WOULD WHOLE-HEARTEDLY RECOMMEND
“​A must-have book in my library. I learned quite a bit that I was unaware of and that I am not taking advantage of in my marketing efforts, which I will think about rectifying. I am convinced that freelancers who follow Harnby’s advice – and persist in their marketing efforts – will ultimately find themselves overwhelmed with offers for work.”
​Rich Adin, Freelance Editorial Services

EXCELLENT ADVICE FOR ANYONE WHO IS STARTING OUT
“​Harnby has put together a collection of excellent advice for anyone who is starting out or who would like to give their business a boost.”
Amy Haagsma, blogs of Editors Canada Toronto and BC branches

I ENTHUSIASTICALLY RECOMMEND IT
“​Being self-employed as an editorial professional doesn't have to be feast or famine. If you market your services consistently, not just when you're out of projects to work on, you'll be able to say good-bye to dry spells. And for your marketing to be successful, you have to do it in a way that is true to who you are. I enthusiastically recommend Louise Harnby's book, Marketing Your Editing & Proofreading Business, because it shows you, step by step, how to do that.”
Katharine O'Moore-Klopf, ELS, KOK Edit