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Top 10 Reasons to Hire an Editor

1. Time Savings
An editor can quickly organize a communication piece for optimal flow and readability, freeing up your time to do what you do best.

2. Fresh Perspective
You could be too close to your product or service to see additional key benefits. A good editor will identify and then communicate these effectively.

3. Thinking Outside the Box
An editor can identify other words that can be used to describe your company and engage your audience.

4. A Quick Study
Getting up to speed quickly on virtually any subject is the hallmark of a good editor.

5. Good Listener
A good editor will do more listening than talking to pick up on key words, phrases and ideas that can then be captured in your content.

6. Targeting Your Audience
An editor will consistently communicate the key words and phrases that will attract and maintain the attention of your audience.

7. Removing that Sinking Feeling
You know that feeling you get when a mistake is noticed after the piece is printed or published to the web? An editor’s keen eye for detail can help take care of that!

8. Understanding Your Business
When an editor comes to truly understand your business, the creative possibilities are virtually endless.

9. Fact Checking
Calling the phone numbers, adding up the figures, checking permissions and sending test e-mail messages are all part of an editor's checklist of things to do – so you don’t have to.

10. Adding Simplicity, Clarity, Style
An editor will make sure the message is conveyed jargon free in the simplest, yet most effective way for your audience while adding clarity and style to each piece that is produced.

A View from the Top – Clarity Through Understanding

Stepping back to view the core message that underlies your business creates a solid platform: a platform from which to expand on this message. This key step allows Jennifer to tune into this message and then expand on it in each piece that is developed.

The process she follows to learn about your business is simple: ask a few key questions and then listen to your answers.

An initial information gathering session involves interviewing key personnel and reviewing existing material. This step also allows Jennifer to gain an understanding of your target audience, so she can then create content that is relevant, informative and engaging for this segment.

If this is a new venture, she will help uncover your core message. If you have existing marketing material, she will offer a fresh perspective. Next is the planning stage…

“You’ve taken the time to understand my business and then use this understanding to create relevant and interesting content. Thank you!”

Darren Weeks

President, Fast Track to Cash Flow