BENEFITS

Partnering with Precise Edit could benefit a publishing company in three ways.

1. Reduced time between manuscript acceptance and printing. 
   Most authors, especially new authors, need professional editing assistance, whether to polish the content of their manuscripts or to copyedit the manuscript to remove errors in grammar, punctuation, usage, and spelling. This can be a lengthy process, especially if the author does not already have a preferred professional editor. We can provide these services quickly, yet conscientiously.
2. Improved marketing potential for published books. 
   Books that are written well, engage the reader, and are free from errors encourage present sales and lead to future sales. Precise Edit can work with authors to accomplish these three needs.
3. Added value to your clients. 
   By including our editorial services with publishing services, a company increases the value of its services to authors. Additionally, recommending Precise Edit as a provider of editorial services also increases value to authors, especially those who may not know where or how to find an editor. 

General Services

In our experience working with authors, authors need three types of assistance to prepare their manuscripts for publication.

1. Review and analysis
   Some need a comprehensive review and feedback of their manuscripts, indicating strengths and weaknesses and offering suggestion for revision.
2. Polishing and content editing
   Others need final polishing, which includes such tasks as clarifying ideas, adjusting content for continuity, or revising text to establish a consistent style and tone.
3. Copy editing
   Every author with whom we have worked has needed copyediting to remove errors in grammar, punctuation, usage, and spelling.

About Precise Edit

Precise Edit has been serving authors and other writers since 2003. We treat each client with integrity and respect. We are committed to client satisfaction and strive to meet or exceed each client's expectations. Our quality control process and attention to client needs reflect this commitment.

• Todd Albertson, author of The Gods of Business
• Wayne Madsen, author of the series The Misadventures of Inspector Moustachio,
• Taha Muhammad, author of Mr. Muhammad Survives Iraq
• Greg Espinosa, author of What the Church Does Not Want You to Know (forthcoming)
• Breina Payne, author of Crossing the Line,
• Myra Heins, author of C.L.I.M.B., and
• Rita McDole, author of Chain of Fools.