What We Do
Professional communications are a critically important component
in shaping the way a company or individual is perceived in
today’s fast-paced, highly competitive environment.
What we do at Edit Pro is partner with you to ensure that
all of your communications are as targeted, accurate, and
effective as possible.
The Writing and Editing Process
Writing is a collaborative process in which we learn from you
what your basic intent is and who your target audience is, so
that we can then assist you in crafting the exact language that
will fit your purposes.
It all begins with the process of editing, which consists of
proofreading and grammar editing, along with the re-construction
of text as necessary to improve its general clarity and
eliminate such items as insider acronyms and too-technical
jargon. New content is then written as necessary to
enhance or clarify your message.
Tracking changes
Writing and editing are accomplished using the “Track Changes”
tool available in Microsoft Word, so whenever possible (and to
save time), we ask that your documents be sent to us in Word
format. If this is not possible—as is often the case when
a website is already live, for instance—we will convert your
text to Word format during our editing process.
When we are finished, we will provide you with the “tracked
changes” version of your document so that you may easily refer
to any changes made, as well as view your new, final version.
From Marty Best, President of Percept Technology Labs
Boulder, CO
“When our company was recently faced with a
fast-approaching deadline for one of our major national clients,
Nancy stepped in and produced the White Paper we needed—even
working through the Memorial Day weekend to get it finished.
I really don’t know what
we would have done without her at this critical time.”
From Sean J. S. Jourdan, Screenwriter
Denver, CO
"Screenplays are a uniquely difficult and very
demanding literary form, so I looked for an editor who not only
understood the medium itself, but one who could also act as a
sounding board for my narrative. Nancy was the one--she has
edited two of my screenplays and contributed immeasurably to
their polish and professionalism."
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