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Cool service! To echo a few other comments, I'd love to see examples. Specifically, I hope examples could explain the following: 1) What kind of changes are s
by lpolovets 15y ago
Cool service!
To echo a few other comments, I'd love to see examples. Specifically, I hope examples could explain the following:
1) What kind of changes are suggested? Spelling corrections? Grammar corrections? Improved sentence structure? Improved paragraph structure? Some combination of these? Something else?
2) What's the difference between good vs. great vs. excellent? The quality of the proofreader? The amount of time spent proofreading? The number of times something is proofread? A concrete example would be very helpful.
Also, I think showing a list of the types of documents you can proofread would be helpful. It might just be me, but when I saw "document" I started thinking about college essays or work-related documents like letters of reference. Then I saw a testimonial that mentioned blog posts and thought "oh yeah, I could use this service for those as well!" You might miss some customers who don't realize your service is very open-ended.
- textlaundry 15y agoHey lpolovets, I agree that's not clear yet. We actually provide all of those depending on the document we get. Some of them need more thorough editing, while other documents just need basic proofreading. The good/great/excellent corresponds to how many editors your text will be read by. Someone else suggested that we change it to that to make it clearer. Thanks for the comment.