Alisstration Design - Proofreading

Native English speaker
Proficient with spelling and grammar
High attention to detail
Years of experience with a worldwide client base
Student of Ignite Course with Proofread Anywhere

Since my school days, English grammar and composition have always been strong skills in my repertoire. I have since been able to work with many clients to proofread and copy edit many different documents, including articles and blogs, school papers and official reports, and manuals and books. My client base spans across the world as I work with others to ensure their writing sounds authentic and professional.

RATES

BASE PRICE: $10 for 500 words

Total project price depends on the word count for the document and the extent of editing needed (mainly, how much rewriting might be required). Custom prices may be negotiated for especially short or especially long projects.

Document and Editing Options

Microsoft Word / Pages (with Track Changes)
Google Docs (with Suggested Changes)
PDF (with highlights and comments)

Other program options are available, such as Microsoft Excel / Numbers and Microsoft PowerPoint / Keynote, but changes will be made directly without any special markings.

Proofreading and minor editing will automatically be included in any graphic design project. Price determined by the complexity of the project and can be confirmed beforehand.

JOB REQUESTS

Request jobs either through Fiverr or Upwork:

FIVERR UPWORK

If you are looking to publish a fiction or nonfiction work, either by print or by ebook, let me know if you would be interested in additional assistance with preparing your work for publishing.

Questions or other requests can be made via the Contact page.

What does a proofreader do?
A proofreader is the last set of eyes on your project, to help you correct any final, avoidable mistakes such as typos; errors with spelling, grammar, or punctuation; and formatting. The proofreader does not make any actual changes to your document, only marking recommended corrections. It is up to you to make the changes yourself before publishing. This is different from copy editing.

What does a copy editor do?
A copy editor checks many of the same things a proofreader does—and more. A copy editor will also help with such things as fact-checking, word usage, and sentence structure, along with consistency in the writing and accuracy in extras like the table of contents, page numbers, chapter titles, footnotes, and bibliographies. Because of the extra attention to details, copy editing is charged at a higher rate than proofreading.

If you are not sure which one you require for your work, feel free to contact me to discuss your needs and options.

More than satisfied with our cooperation with Alissa! When completing a proofreading / editing task, she's attentive to details and always ready to support all the changes done with a proper explanations. That is really helpful for me. Thank you once again!
—anastasiia_zt, Fiverr

Really professional work! Went beyond my expectations! Even when given limited direction and resources, the final product came back far better than what my original team was able to deliver and her insights into the material were spot-on. Highly recommended!
—cqcintl, Fiverr

I love the constant communication between myself and Alissa. Her professional edits and a few additional changes were spot on for the book she edited for me and the formatting was better than what I imagined. Thanks for listening to me and implementing a process I have no doubt I will use again. Great customer service and outstanding work.
—drosswysc, Fiverr

Alissa proofread and reviewed my ebook for formatting. As usual, she was thorough, detail-oriented, responsive to comments – great experience once again. Highly recommend for formatting and proofreading!
—eco_coach, Fiverr

Alissa is an asset for fledgling writers. She is easy to work with and delivers works of literary art.
—vkfelix1, Fiverr