How to run and grow an editing and proofreading business. Q&A, Part 2 - a podcast by Louise Harnby (fiction editor) and Denise Cowle (non-fiction editor)

In this episode of The Editing Podcast, Denise and Louise answer questions about how to run and grow an editing and proofreading business.
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The benefits of working with publishers, packagers and project-management agenciesContent marketing: Solving clients problems
Facebook marketing: Ads, chatbots and website pixelsGoogle ads and sourcing professional expertise
Managing impostor syndromeAttracting indie genre-fiction authors: content marketing and branding
Getting work with publishersEthical promotion to a primed audience
Technical writing and copy-writingChoosing a business name
Building an editorial business on a tight budgetUsing career expertise as a foundation for an editing specialism
Choosing the right training courseBuilding a marketing strategy
Starting an editing business when we care for young childrenScaling a business: Passive income streams, price increases, training, and premium services
Researching markets and audiencesMaking a website visible

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