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Rates for projects – How do I calculate a quote?

Nov 26, 2024 | Business advice, FAQs, Rates and contracts

The useful advice in this FAQ about the steps and considerations when calculating a quotation for a project was contributed by several people from the wonderful resource of the PEGforum.  Question I have been asked to edit and update a policy. I need some guidelines...

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Editor–client communication – What should it include?

Apr 9, 2024 | Client acquisition and management, FAQs, Professionalism, Rates and contracts

Much trouble can be avoided if we editors are mindful of adequate contracting with clients. This starts at the first ‘hello’ and ends with the final ‘thank you’. Take two minutes to remind yourself of the following: Quotations: When you quote, be sure to include...

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Rates – How much should I charge?

Feb 16, 2023 | Business advice, Editing and proofreading, FAQs, Rates and contracts

What you charge depends on what type of editing or proofreading service you are offering and how much your client is willing to pay. The more work you do, the more you can charge. Unfortunately, there are conflicting ideas about what is a fair rate. PEG members should...

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