Malpeza
Light Edit- Correct faulty spelling, grammar, punctuation, and incorrect usage (such as can for may)
- Check specific cross-references (for example, “As Table 14-6 shows…”)
- Check for proper sequencing (such as alphabetical order) in lists and other displayed material
- Check for passive vs active voice and flag it in the MS
- A light copy edit does not involve smoothing transitions, changing heads, or text to ensure parallel structure
Research
I love to dig!- Citations include peer-reviewed material from ResearchGate and/or a search via Google Scholar, various library databases, and/or trusted organizations like the Mayo Clinic, American Medical Association, American Psychological Association, or educational institutions
- You need to specify the number of references you’d like in your project
Meza Peza
Medium Edit- Change text and headings to achieve parallel structure
- Flag inappropriate figures of speech
- Ensure the consistent use of key terms
- Ensure that previews, summaries, and end-of-chapter questions reflect content
- Track the continuity of plot, setting, and character traits in fiction manuscripts
- Enforce consistent style and tone in a multi-author manuscript
Proofreading
Don't ya hate it when ...- Typographical errors and problems with typesetting specifications and page makeup
- Written feedback regarding any errors.
- Changes to the original MS are not included
Peza
Heavy Edit- Perform all tasks for light and medium copy editing
- Eliminate wordiness, triteness, and inappropriate jargon
- Smooth transitions and move sentences to improve readability
- Flag ambiguous or incorrect statements
- Assign new levels to heads to achieve logical structure
- Suggest additions and deletions
Fact-Checking
Who doesn't love a good fact check?- Verification of the accuracy of your nonfiction content.
- Citation check
- Written feedback about any inaccuracies
- Changes to the original MS are not included
Articles
What’s the difference between an article and a blog post? This comes down to references/research required, and if you want interviews included.
The cost of articles varies. The base rate for a 500- to 750-word article is $375 and includes 1-2 references. Lengthier projects vary from $375 to $3000+.
Blog Posts
Every project is original, but you can expect a well-written blog post to cost:
- $250 – $400 for 500- to 750 words
- $500 – $1000 for 750- to 1000 words
- $1000 – $2000 for 1000- 2000 words
NOTE: All fees stated here are subject to change without notice. I charge a non-refundable fee of 50% before work begins. We will communicate most often through email, but if we need a meeting, I’m available through Skype or Zoom. Any meeting exceeding 30 minutes will incur a fee of $250 USD per hour.
Rates are per project. All prices are USD.
You may pay via PayPal or Stripe and will receive an invoice from Miller-Ericksen Ent., Inc. Work begins after I receive the required non-refundable deposit.
If you have any further questions, please contact me directly. I look forward to hearing about your project! ~ Kori