Start Your Own Freelance Proofreading Service

Start Your Own Freelance Proofreading Service
By James Hamilton
BucaroTechHelp.com

If you want a hassle-free business of your own, setting up a proofreading service has a lot going for it. No special tools, equipment or premises are needed. You can work any time that suits you, perhaps fitting it in around family commitments. You can start part-time and go full-time later if you wish. And while you won't make a fortune, you can certainly make a decent living.

What Do Proofreaders Do?
Proofreaders perform a final check on the text of books and other written materials (e.g. magazines, newspapers, web pages) before they are sent to be printed. They mark up any errors they find using a standard set of proofreading marks. These corrections are then incorporated before the book goes to print.

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