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    How To Earn $1000 Weekly Proofreading & Copyediting
    How To Earn $1000 Weekly Proofreading & Copyediting
    How To Earn $1000 Weekly Proofreading & Copyediting
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    How To Earn $1000 Weekly Proofreading & Copyediting

    By Azobir Elgin

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    Many people in the world are great writers and have the potential of making good money with the providence of their needed expertise. However, this skill often stays either buried or used for another purpose that may not be generating any profit! While writing is almost a general skill inherent to everyone, there is a need for the special skill of use of words, correct grammar usage, beauty, and exquisite style of writing. These are writing skills that are in rising demand in today's market, and with a bit of guidance you can be well on your way to making your first $1000 in no time.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAzobir Elgin
    Release dateFeb 9, 2021
    ISBN9781393365686
    How To Earn $1000 Weekly Proofreading & Copyediting

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      How To Earn $1000 Weekly Proofreading & Copyediting - Azobir Elgin

      TABLE OF CONTENTS

      ____________________________________________________________________

      INTRODUCTION

      CHAPTER 1

      CHAPTER TWO

      What is proofreading?

      What is copy-editing?

      CHAPTER THREE

      CHAPTER FOUR

      What skills does a proofreader need?

      What skills does a copy-editor need?

      CHAPTER FIVE

      CHAPTER SIX

      Where is the Freelance Market?

      Top online Freelance market platform

      How competitive is the freelance market?

      How to be a Successful Freelancer

      The price for proofreading and copy-editing services

      CONCLUSION

      INTRODUCTION

      ––––––––

      Many people in the world are good writers and have the potential of making cool money with the providence of their needed expertise. However, this skill often stays either buried or used for another purpose that may be non-profit generating. While writing is almost a general skill inherent to everyone, there is a need for the special skill of use of words, correct grammar usage, beauty, and exquisite style of writing. These are writing skills that are on rising daily demand.

      As a writer with beautiful skills, your expertise can be a source of substantial income for you if you understand the right opportunities with freelancing. Freelancing does not just simply provide you income with ease. It is one of the self-made jobs that can be done from the comfort of your home at a convenient time.

      In this book, you will understand the complexities of freelancing as well as what is needed to be a good Proofreader/Copy-editor. You will also understand how the freelancing market works and how to generate a $1000+ income for yourself weekly.

      Enjoy!

      CHAPTER 1

      ––––––––

      Many people often throw around the phrase, I am a freelancer. If you ask someone who writes for his/her school's magazine, you may be surprised they may tell you they are a freelancer. Though the word is very common and often used flippantly, many don't really understand what the term freelancing really means and how it applies.

      Freelancing is a contract-based career in which the individual uses his or her expertise and experience to provide services to a variety of customers, instead of being hired into an organization. Simply put, when you use your skills, education, and experience to work with multiple clients and take on different assignments without committing to a single employer, this is what freelancing is.

      Note that, for it to qualify as freelancing, it has to generate income. The fact that it is called free doesn't mean you work for charity. The amount of assignments or roles you may take literally comes down to your ability to perform on them as they ask.

      Freelancing typically includes jobs (the so-called gigs) that allow you to work from home. Yet it doesn’t equate much as freelancing when you get a work-from-home job.

      Freelancing doesn’t necessarily mean you are going to be working from home. You may need to work at the office of your employer too, depending on the type of job and the specifications of the employer.

      Working from home includes a relationship between you and a single employer that offers you a paycheck, but this is not synonymous with freelancing. Like I mentioned earlier, a freelancer

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