An editor can add value to any type of business writing, including web pages, presentations, standard documents, proposals, and reports. Editing helps you communicate more effectively, for example by improving a document’s logical flow and readability, and correcting any spelling and grammar errors. It’s good for business. Despite this, many companies are missing out on working with an editor...
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I wear several hats: industry analyst / consultant, editor, and writing coach. My industry specialisms include wireless communications, spectrum management, competitive retail energy markets, and energy billing. As a substantive editor, I enjoy helping writers communicate their ideas. You can also call on me for copyediting, proofreading, and business writing advice.