QUESTIONS

The following are commonly asked questions about TypoSuction. If you don’t find the answer to your question here, please contact me.

Also, it you’d like to review representative writing and editing projects, visit my LinkedIn profile.

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Is TypoSuction affordable?

As with all editorial procedures, cost is relative to the size and complexity of the project (i.e., the scope), as well as your deadline. Review Rates to ensure your project receives the level of writing/editing you can afford.

Are discounts available?

All nonprofits(C)(3) receive a flat 10 percent discount. Additionally, committing to a project rate (as opposed to hourly or per page) can significantly help you stay within budget.

How long does it take to complete a project?

It depends on the size and scope of your project. If the project is larger in scope, such as a full-length book, providing a sample to determine the level of editing needed will help assess the time it will require to complete. Increased rates are possible for quick-turnaround projects. See Rates for more details about this option.

Can I review other clients’ projects?

Absolutely! A range of projects is available to review in the Samples section, where you have access to press packets, full-length book projects, feature articles, film and theater reviews, and much more.

Additionally, see Clients to get an overview of the impressive array of companies and organizations that have relied on TypoSuction to procure professional communications that represent their business.

Another great way to gain trust is to review the Testimonials page to learn firsthand how appreciative clients are to have worked with TypoSuction for their editorial needs.

Do other sites exist where I can learn more?

Yes! Please visit my Bay Area Editors’ Forum summary page that provides additional information about my qualifications, as well as my extensive editorial work history.

And to see a broader selection of projects, check out my LinkedIn profile that is chockfull of examples taken from my decades-long writing and editing career.

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