Editorial Services
Editors review, rewrite, and edit the work of writers. An editor's responsibilities vary from reviewing story ideas, reviewing and editing drafts of books and articles. The editor also rewrites, proof reads and at times oversees the production of publications.
Major newspapers and news magazines employ several types of journalists and editors. In smaller organizations—such as small daily or weekly newspapers—a single professional editor may do everything or share responsibility with a few other people. Executive and managing editors typically hire writers, reporters, and other employees. They also plan budgets and negotiate contracts with freelance writers.
Copy editors review copy for errors in grammar, punctuation, and spelling and check the copy for readability, style, and agreement with editorial policy. They suggest revisions, such as changing words and rearranging sentences and paragraphs, to improve clarity or accuracy. They may also carry out research and confirm sources for writers and verify facts, dates, and statistics. In addition, they may arrange page layouts of articles, photographs, and advertising; compose headlines; and prepare copy for printing.
The Professional Writer's dedicated group of journalists with decades of experience, produce memorable articles published in hundreds of daily newspapers around the world. We generate informative and thoroughly researched stories in print, video and digital media on such subject matter as youth overcoming challenges, personal profiles, business, education, and arts and leisure stories along with academic editing, dissertation editing and other writers services .
Headquartered in New York, The Professional Writer’s mission is to provide global news from reports that are accurate, balanced and informed. We can deliver professional photos, graphics and video when needed which may ultimately be seen by millions of people.
Let our staff work with you to generate an exciting story that will impact the world media. Our editors will recommend improvements to the work and suggest possible titles for your work.
Our experienced team will develop your story idea. We tailor them to industry trends. We will write these stories and recommend the best media outlet for your project. Whether the project is written for the internet or delivered through traditional media, our staff will craft a compelling story offering media expertise and advising on how to place the story in the most appropriate way.
Industry Awards
Pulitzer Prize Nomination, Editorial writing “Out of Trouble into Business” April 2003 The New York Times
Best New Product for Middle Schools 2004, The Southern Newspaper Publishers Association “City School for Gay Teens” Newsday, October 2003
Citation “City School for Gay Teens” Amnesty International 2003
Our clients include:
The New York Times
USA Today
Newsday
Daily News
The Boston Globe
The Montreal Gazette
Discovery Health
AARP Bulletin
Publishers Weekly
National Geographic
Scholastic Magazine
