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This is a guest post from Bonnie, a 69-year-old PA student. I did not ask or invite Bonnie to write this post; instead, she emailed it to me late at night and
Why Punctuation in Court Reporting Matters More than Grammar We’ve got a fantastic guest post for you today. PA grad Sam Moller spent over six years as an editor in New
You can earn money as a proofreader, but you need to know there’s no trick or magic pill to growing your proofreading business — or ANY business, for that matter.
Think the proofreading market is saturated? Proofreading transcripts is too hard — and too complex — for everyone to be good at it. You’ve heard the phrase, “If it were easy, everyone
Before we get into when not to use hyphens, let’s make sure you know the rules for when you should use them. The only instances in which you should use
Good proofreaders are hard to find. If you’re a court reporter, you’ve probably had more than a few run-ins with some bad ones — you know, the ones who want to put
I receive emails ALL the time asking several variations of the following: “Can you guarantee my success?” “How can I be sure I’ll succeed?” “What if I lose faith and
When you’re the first person to roll out something brand new in a relatively quiet industry, people talk. A lot. Most people say nice things. PA has had tons of positive
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We’re very pleased to bring PA readers a much-anticipated interview with Margie Wakeman Wells of MargieHoldsCourt.com and Margie Holds Court Publishing. Margie is the queen of punctuation, and she’s pretty much
