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    Copyediting, Proofreading and French Translation
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    • What’s a We Count, and why should you do one?

      Your We Count is the number of times the word we (or I) appears on the home page of your website. A higher We Count usually means the messaging is less likely to convert visitors into prospects. We is the dirtiest word in marketing. We has been responsible for more unrealized opportunity than any other…… READ MORE

    • What’s a thought leadership “first reader?”

      Your first reader is a professional editor who will assume the role of your ideal prospect as they go through your thought leadership effort. They’ll put your V1 through the wringer before your ideal prospect does. Like a regular copyeditor, they’ll check your piece for tone, style, grammar, brevity and the rest. Unlike a regular…… READ MORE

    • Writing a Press Release? 5 Tips for Success

      If you own or run a business, charity, club or other type of organization that needs to ‘get the word out’ about anything, you may end up writing a press release at some point to… READ MORE

    • Improve Your English Writing Skills Fast With These Tips

      Just because you grew up speaking the English language and communicating in English all through school doesn’t mean you have great English writing skills.  For some people, it just isn’t their thing.  However, that doesn’t… READ MORE

    • So You’re Starting a Blog: Why You Need to Update it Regularly

      Almost everybody knows someone directly or indirectly who has a blog.  Maybe you even have one yourself.  Once upon a time (which isn’t very ‘long ago’ in Internet time!) blogging was kind of a cool… READ MORE

    • Once You’ve Finished Writing a Thesis, Contact Us!

      According to Harvard University, a good thesis is made up of two main parts.  It should let the reader know what point you plan to argue, and it should “telegraph” how you plan to argue. … READ MORE

    • Writing an Essay? Re:word Can Help

      Chances are, if you have gone through a traditional upbringing that includes attending elementary school, high school and some form of post-secondary school, you’ve written plenty of essays.  The essay is often used as a… READ MORE

    • What Types of Documents Can Benefit From Our Editing Services?

      Chances are, if you’re in the business of writing in virtually any capacity you will benefit from a professional editing service.  For many writers and businesses, editing becomes more of an afterthought to the wonderful,… READ MORE

    • What to Look For When Choosing English-to-French Translation Services

      If there is one thing you really don’t want to get wrong in business copy, it’s the translation of information to a different language.  There is no better way to offend large groups of people… READ MORE

    • Why Your Business Should Consider Professional Editing Services

      If you own or manage a business, think of all the different types of written communication that go out into the world each day with your company name on them.  This may include website copy,… READ MORE

    • Proofreading Services for Presentations: 3 Important Benefits

      Proofreading services should be the last step before you give a killer presentation. Having a way with people, an ability to speak in front of crowds and some fancy graphics with the latest technology can… READ MORE

    • 5 Things People Often Miss When Proofreading Their Own Work

      It’s no secret that proofreading is one of the more important elements of writing. It’s like cleaning up after yourself when you’re done. You may have a killer concept, bold ideas and brave insights, but… READ MORE

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