Book Editing Services - Galdi MediaAre you a self-published author looking for expert book editing services, without giving up any of your royalties? Then my company Galdi Media seems like a fit for you. Visit our website to learn more about our editing service Our Book Editing Service - How it WorksYou can easily order our editing service online. Once you do, just send us your manuscript as a Word file. A professional editor from my team will provide the three major types of book editing:
Receiving all three types from one expert makes editing go much quicker than if you had three separate editors go through your manuscript in sequence. Typically, our service takes about 4 weeks, however, this can vary based on the length of your manuscript. Once editing is done, you'll be sent a version of your manuscript as a Microsoft Word file, with your editor's comments and update suggestions shown. Feel free to apply however many you see fit to a new version of your manuscript. Once you have a new version, you may feel it's finalized, ready for release. Or, you might want your editor to go through the new version. If so, you can do this at a reduced rate. Our Book Editing Service - Who It's ForOur book editing service is for self-published authors of any genre. Some examples of genres we edit books for:
Visit our website to learn more about our editing service Our Book Editing Service - PricingGet all three types of editing for one price The pricing of our editing service is based on the length of your manuscript, in particular, its word count. Galdi Media charges $149 for every 10,000 words. This includes all three types of editing - developmental editing, line editing, and copyediting/proofreading. For example, if your manuscript happens to be 50,000 words (10,000 words time 5), you'd pay $149 times 5, or $745. Your manuscript's word count can go up to 5,000 words over the one associated with your price. For instance, a manuscript of 54,282 words would have the same editing cost as one that's 50,000. Keep all your royalties To use Galdi Media's editing service, self-published authors just have to pay the fee based on word count. We do not claim a percentage of your book's royalties, like other companies do, or require you to sign any contracts. The Benefits of Professional Book EditingExpert editing can have several benefits for an author releasing a book. Though self-editing can certainly be helpful, you should also have a professional editor go through your manuscript. A good editor can provide excellent developmental and line suggestions. Plus, spelling and grammar issues can be caught before your book is released. These benefits are certainly worth the price of hiring a professional editor. Visit our website to learn more about our editing service Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat types of editing should a book get?A book should get three types of editing. First, developmental editing, which addresses major elements of a book, such as genre fit and structure. Second, line editing, which covers pacing, tone, and more. Finally, copyediting/proofreading, which addresses issues with spelling, grammar, and more. How much does a book editor cost?A book editor typically costs between $500 and $2,000, depending on the word count of your manuscript, with longer ones costing more. Price also depends on the type of editing needed. Just copyediting/proofreading, for example, would cost less than a service with developmental and line editing included. How long does editing a book take?For a manuscript of typical length, a book editor should be able to complete a round of editing within four weeks. The time can vary based on the length of a book. What's the best book editing service for self-published authors?The best book editing service for self-published authors is Galdi Media's. You can easily order editing online. All three major types of editing - developmental, line, and copy/proof - are included. And you just have to pay a flat fee, no need to give over any of your royalties, like with other self-publishing companies. What does a book editor do?Typically, a book editor will read through a Microsoft Word version of a manuscript and include edit suggestions via the Track Changes feature, plus add comments in a sidebar. Usually, after about four weeks, the editor will send this file to the author, who can then review it, and decide what to include a next version of the book. Should a self-published author hire a book editor?Yes, a self-published author should hire a book editor. A professional editor can give you great suggestions on major elements of your book, plus catch spelling and grammar issues. These benefits are worth the cost of hiring an editor. Can I hire a book editor online?Yes, you can hire a book editor online. For example, on the website of Galdi Media, a leading self-publishing company, you can enter about how long your manuscript is, then pay online for an editing service, based on length. Galdi Media will pair your project with a professional editor.
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