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What to Charge: In-House Editing

Find the perfect price point for project-based editing

By Laura Palotie – September 8, 2008
For both seasoned freelance writers and those transitioning from editorial positions to self-employment, short-term editing projects can provide a lucrative source of income. Expertise in a particular beat, an ability to market oneself and a reputation as a meticulous proofreader are likely to help a freelancer land a corporate editing job or a part-time stint at magazine, industry professionals ...
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