Sentences with phrase «developmental editing costs»

I'm sure developmental editing cost more, but I don't know many authors who pay for that.

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Just wondering... Is there a substantial difference in the costs of developmental editing between a work that lies basically in an initial outline form and a work that is nearly finished that needs substantial developmental editing?

Developmental editing and proof reading usually costs a little less, between $ 0.0025 to $ 0.0075 per word.

Expect the cost of a developmental edit to be a little higher than copyediting, but know that it's well worth it if you hire the right editor.

Justine Bylo [00:07:06] And developmental editing usually costs a little bit more money than copy editing, so also keep that in mind.

Costs: Novella: Manuscripts from 0 — 20,000 words: Developmental Edit: $ 350 Copyedit: $ 300 Book: Manuscripts from 20,000 — 60,000 words: Developmental Edit: $ 600 Copyedit: $ 500

The Plot Accelerator is designed for authors seeking a cost - effective way to make sure their stories «work»; authors who want story editing but don't have the budget or time for a developmental edit; and authors who want the faster writing times that come from well - developed story foundations.

As you revise your manuscript, additional rounds of developmental editing are available at a reduced cost.

I offer: Copyediting Line Editing Content / Developmental Editing Comprehensive Editing (combines content and copyediting into one affordable service) Proofreading Package deals and tailored solutions are available Rates: Proofreading costs a flat $ 1 per page.

Lori also provides plot and character reviews, developmental editing, and one - on - one consulting for individual authors and publishing companies at a cost of $ 50 an hour.

The cost of developmental editing depends on the level of work needed and time it will take.

In the increasingly rare cases where acquiring editors for a traditional publishing house also do their own developmental editing, there's no cost to the author whatsoever, since the editor is salaried.

In my experience, what most indie authors require is actually a combination of line, copy, and general editing1, not least because the cost of the several editing passes a big publishing house would do (general / developmental edit, line edit, copyedit) can add up to several thousand dollars, a prohibitive cost for the vast majority of indies.

Developmental editing (aka content editing, big picture, or macro editing) costs more than copyediting (aka micro editing), and copyediting costs more than proofreading.

I wish I could tell you that proofreading will always cost one cent per word, copyediting two cents per word, and developmental editing three cents per word, but the truth is much hazier than that.