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ONLINE OR PRINT PROJECTS

I consult a variety of manuals, guides and dictionaries. I adapt to your preferences; if you have none, I will make professional recommendations in your best interest. Employing a consistent editorial style, whatever it might be, is a must. Doing so makes editing decisions an easy call. The reality is, editorial style typically meshes a formal style guide with a client’s predilections, audience expectations and brand requirements.

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Among the reference materials I call upon:

  • The Associated Press Stylebook  

  • The Chicago Manual of Style

  • Webster's New World College Dictionary

  • Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary

  • Garner's Modern American Usage

  • Taber's Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary

SOFTWARE PROFICIENCY
  • Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and Excel

  • Adobe Acrobat Professional (PDFs), InDesign and InCopy

  • Google Docs

  • Content management systems (Drupal and WordPress)

EDITORIAL REFERENCE MATERIALS
CONTENT AREAS
  • Healthcare

  • B2B

  • B2C

  • Associations

  • Travel

  • Luxury

  • Insurance

  • Academic

  • General

  • Medical

  • Nonprofits

  • Recreation

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