Editor Needed for Proofreading, Editing & Publishing Support (Organization, Cleaning & Packing)

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Job Description:

I’m seeking a highly skilled, detail-oriented editor to proofread, edit, and assist with preparing several books for publishing. These books cover topics related to professional organizing, cleaning systems, packing/unpacking, productivity, and home/work functionality so familiarity or interest with these subjects is a major plus.

I need someone who can elevate clarity, structure, and flow while keeping the tone personable, professional, and easy to understand.

Ideal Candidate Must Be:

• ✔️ Native or highly proficient in English

• ✔️ Available during Eastern Standard Time (EST)

• ✔️ Experienced with book editing, proofreading, and formatting

• ✔️ Skilled in nonfiction, educational, or instructional writing

• ✔️ Consistent and detail-oriented across multiple manuscripts

• ✔️ Proficient in preparing content for print and digital publishing

• ✔️ Comfortable with content related to organizing, decluttering, systems, home management, business management, and packing

• ✔️ A strong communicator who meets deadlines and collaborates well

Project Scope Includes:

• Proofreading for grammar, punctuation, and readability

• Editing for structure, clarity, flow, and logic

• Ensuring uniform formatting across all manuscripts

• Offering suggestions to strengthen voice and pacing

• Assisting with final publishing prep (covers, layout, photos, formatting, etc.)

• Bonus: Converting content into worksheets, guides, or templates

Deliverables:

• Edited manuscripts (several books in progress)

• Clean, ready-for-publishing files

• Ongoing editorial support as books move toward completion

Please Apply If You:

• Have proven experience editing nonfiction or instructional books

• Can provide samples of prior editing work

• Understand systems-based content or have experience in niches like organizing, productivity, cleaning, lifestyle, or home management

• Are reliable, organized, and comfortable working collaboratively

To Apply:

Please include the following:

1. A short introduction

2. Your experience with similar projects

3. Relevant work samples

4. Your hourly rate or project-based pricing

5. Your typical turnaround time

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