Category: General
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Business Interruption Insurance Gives a Good Edge and Hope
Introduction Imagine your business facing an unexpected shutdown. How would you cover your expenses without incoming revenue? Business interruption insurance can be the lifeline that keeps your business afloat during disruptions you didn’t see coming. It’s not just about protecting your income. It’s about preserving hope, stability, and the future you’ve worked so hard to…
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This Is a Helpful Daily Routine for Productivity
Introduction If you’ve been searching for a helpful daily routine to keep your freelance editing career on track without burning out, you’re in the right place. Many freelance editors love the freedom their work offers, but with that freedom comes the challenge of building structure. Without a daily rhythm, it’s easy to lose focus, waste…
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Never Charge Hourly and Here’s Why
Introduction: Why This Post Matters to Every Freelancer If you’re working as a freelance editor or thinking about becoming one, you’ve probably wrestled with the question: How should I charge for my work? Maybe you don’t know that you should never charge hourly. We’ll explain why. Perhaps you’ve been told, “Just bill by the hour.”…
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Small Business Hazard Insurance
For Online Businesses: What It Covers and Why You Need It Introduction Fires, floods, theft, and unexpected accidents can destroy a business overnight. If you own a home-based or small business, having small business hazard insurance is one of the smartest financial protections you can put in place. Hazard insurance isn’t just for brick-and-mortar storefronts.…
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Onboard New Editing Clients Like a Pro
Introduction You landed a client. Congratulations! That’s a big win. But now you might be asking: “What exactly do I do next?” Knowing how to onboard new editing clients with professionalism, clarity, and boundaries doesn’t just make you look legit. It makes every part of each project smoother for both you and your clients. This…
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Set Better Boundaries With Clients and Not Burn Bridges
Setting boundaries with clients can feel uncomfortable—especially for freelance editors who care deeply about their work and building great relationships. No one wants to come across as rigid, rude, or unhelpful. But here’s the truth: boundaries aren’t barriers. They’re the very thing that makes sustainable, professional relationships possible. In fact, clear, respectful boundaries with clients…
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Auto Insurance for Business Vehicles How To Stop Being Exposed
Auto Insurance for Business Vehicles: What You Need to Know Introduction If you use a vehicle for your business—even just occasionally—your personal car insurance may not protect you. Whether you’re delivering products, meeting clients, or running errands for your business, it’s essential to understand how auto insurance for business vehicles works—and what kind of coverage…
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Secure Tested Ways to Edit Books from Home
Introduction Working from home as a freelance editor sounds dreamy—and it can be. But like any real business, it takes structure, trust, and smart systems to make it work long-term. If you want to edit books from home professionally, you need more than just a red pen and a quiet corner. You need clarity, confidence,…
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Editing Industry Is Changing—Get Ready Now
The editing industry is changing. It has been for the last few decades, but the rate of transformation has increased. If you’ve been freelancing or even just researching how to break in, you’ve probably noticed things shifting. Faster timelines. New tech. More authors going indie. And more noise in the marketplace. Yes, the editing industry…
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Editor Versus Proofreader: Which Is Better?
“Editor versus proofreader—which is better?” It’s a question many aspiring freelancers type into Google. And it’s not a silly question! If you’re exploring a new career in publishing or freelancing, it’s completely natural to want to know which role might be more prestigious, profitable, or practical. But here’s the truth: neither is “better.” Editors and…
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