Blogs on Blogger are available in over forty languages! But in other areas of the internet, writers might be required to publish in English only. For the writer whose first language is not English, this poses the problem that their writing may be flagged for being substandard.
This service - Well Written Proofreading Service - is offered to assist writers whose English needs an upgrade. Speakers of other languages are the initial target group, but not the only one. We who speak English as our first language often benefit from having a second pair of eyes look at our work, to give suggestions for making it as clear, precise, effective, and suited to its purpose as possible.
Description of Service
For a fee of $5, you will receive an improved version of your manuscript up to 1500 words. Please note that in cases needing extreme rewriting, this fee may have to be increased. Fees for longer manuscripts will be assessed proportionally to their length and need for revision.
The voice and style of your article will be retained - for example, a casual style will not be forced to become a formal one. Some grammatical constructions which would be appropriate within the style you have chosen will not be changed merely because a grammar book says they should be.
Your manuscript will be returned to you either (a) in the form of a Word document attached to an e-mail, with the text showing recommended changes side-by-side with your original text, along with additional suggestions in the form of comments, or (b) as a Google Doc document. In cases where neither of these methods is possible, we will communicate with the writer to work out a solution.
All payments must be received through PayPal before work on your material will begin.
Disclaimer
This service makes no warranty about the accuracy or originality of your material. It is solely your responsibility to submit only material that you are legally entitled to publish. This service accepts no responsibility for material that may infringe upon the rights of others, including but not limited to copyrights, trademarks and patents. There is also no guarantee that the improved manuscript will be accepted by a publishing service, since each writer's site has its own specific guidelines and standards.
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