Written and edited by Kelsey Spence – February 15, 2026 Let's face it, the English language can be pretty tricky with its mashup of so many different origins, such as Latin, Old English, and Greek—and having to keep track of the countless grammar rules that come along with the language doesn't help. My aim with this article is to clear up the confusion surrounding a few very common mistakes that even native English speakers make during the writing process. As a grammarian th

The Best Approach for Writing a Successful Piece Written and edited by Kelsey Spence – February 15th, 2026 The beginning of the writing process can seem overwhelming. Sometimes, it's difficult to determine how to organize each part of your piece of writing intelligently. This blog post aims to take you through the process of writing an article, from brainstorming to structuring your piece to actually writing it. If you want to know how to write a great article, then dive in.

Written and edited by Kelsey Spence – February 15th, 2026 More often than not, digital editors play many roles within the editorial department, including proofreading, copy editing, writing, creating headlines, identifying the audience and purpose of varying types of written content, structuring writing, fact-checking, and making sure that content meets ethical and societal standards.   Given that there are so many tasks to take care of when it comes to creating and deliverin

Written and edited by Kelsey Spence – February 15, 2026 If you’re a freelancer and you find yourself stuck between proofreading and copy editing a book or other written content, it can be tricky to determine whether you should charge copy editing or proofreading rates , which can differ drastically. Many people struggle to determine the difference between the two.   The goal of this article is to help inquiring minds struggle no longer! After you finish reading, you should k