At Accuracy Matters, we frequently receive questions about how we plan, resource and estimate editorial and content projects. A lot depends on clients’ requirements; however, the following can be used as a general guide.
Editing works best when it’s an open and collaborative process between author and editor – but minor disagreements are very common.
Here’s a round-up of some interesting and useful (or sometimes just fun!) updates and news from the world of language, editing and proofreading. Electioneering Get ready for the General Election on 4 July by brushing up on your election terminology: General Election: Key words and phrases explained Or you could dig a little deeper into political language with this fascinating article
Everyone has a favourite tool that makes life a little easier. At Accuracy Matters, we’re no different (apart from our editorial superpowers!). We’re sharing the useful resources that we like to call on to support us in our roles. Here are a few of our favourite things … (SPOILER ALERT: there are no whiskers on kittens or warm woollen mittens!).
Do you need additional support for your editorial team, ad-hoc assistance, or a reliable regular supplier for a variety of editorial requirements? Tick one thing off your New Year to-do list by outsourcing your editorial in 2024. Read on to discover four reasons why your future self will thank you. 2023 has been a year of firsts for me: first
Every wise employer knows that investing in training keeps their staff satisfied and engaged. Did you know that happy and engaged employees do better quality work and make fewer mistakes? And a well-trained employee has a greater understanding of how to do their job effectively – which in turn leads to more positive outcomes and even more job satisfaction. Accuracy
When I first started working in publishing, I attended some of the excellent training courses at the Publishing Training Centre. An image that has stuck in my head ever since is a little like the angel and devil on your shoulder – except, for editors/proofreaders, it’s the author and the reader – I’ll leave you to determine whether that’s in
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