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As a new proofreader, you must market yourself and take advantage of every opportunity to find clients.

Proofreading is a booming business, and makes for a great side-hustle or second income, especially for teachers.

Proofreaders generally engage in light editing and the correction of general errors with no rewriting.

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Proofreading is fundamental, especially for writers submitting books to publishers that will print hundreds of thousands of copies.

Since even the smallest error can cost big bucks, thorough proofreading is of utmost importance for workplace professionals.

Getting yourself motivated to begin a new project is tough, and proofreading is no different, especially when sitting for hours reading.

Although proofreading and copyediting intertwine, the two differ in skill sets, as well as depth and sophistication of error correction.