The 5 Types Of Professional Book Editing Explained (and how much they cost)

These are the 5 types of professional book editing you need to get to improve your book. Manuscript assessment, developmental editing, copy and line editing, proofreading...what is the difference between all these editing types? In this video I go over each book editing type and tell you what it's for, what you will get out of the edit, and how much it will cost. I will also go over where to find professional editors for your book to help improve your manuscript fast.
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00:00 What this video will cover
01:11 Manuscript/editorial assessment
03:11 Pricing explanation
03:31 Developmental editing
06:48 Copy/line editing
11:27 My recommendation
12:16 Proofreading
13:41 Where to find editors
18:08 Final thoughts

[@mageprometheus]

Thank you.

[@larissapopovych6551]

Interesting information 😊 i think the writer need much help from editors who can do the stuff professionally and without emotions:)

[@IasminaEdina]

Absolutely 😊

[@VideogamesWorld93]

The information on this video is pure gold, even for non writers like me it ended up being really interesting!

[@flyingblaze]

You're really on a roll these past few weeks! Super helpful roundup at the end of where to look for editing resources.
A couple of things I'd say about working with editors -- 1) Don't be afraid to ask them about why they've made certain suggestions. Really understanding the why behind an edit helps you grow as a writer. (Sometimes you'll discover that they're just misinterpreting something too.) 2) Not all editors are a good fit for your work so if you find an editor you work well with, try to maintain and cultivate that relationship.

[@IasminaEdina]

Yes fantastic points! I found that my editor would usually leave a comment when they weren't sure whether they understood something right, which was very helpful. And i'm definitely planning on hiring the copy editor i worked with again, because they did a great job and I learned a lot from their edits 😊

[@trewaldo]

I know the cost and process may vary from country to country but the information and insights you have shared here are very much appreciated. Keep it up! Cheers, Iasmina! 😍🤓🥰