John Doherty 
Hole and whole are homophones — words that sound the same but have different meanings. Hole is a noun that refers to an empty space, while whole is an adjective that refers to completeness. Here’s a quick guide to their differences and a handy trick to remember them. Hole Hole is a noun. A hole … Read more
Over the last year or so, I’ve become very interested in how companies grow. I’ve built a few small companies (mid-six figures in annual revenue, with six to ten people including full-time and freelancers), but I’ve also worked inside of and with much larger companies like Zillow, IHG, and many more where I’ve built, managed, … Read more
This is a guest blog post by Danielle Antosz, a content strategist and a Senior Content Marketer at Close, a CRM built for and by salespeople. Write a blog post. Hit “Publish.” Watch the customers roll in. If only content production was that easy, huh? The fact is, a lot of us struggle to build … Read more
Building a service like EditorNinja is an interesting experience. While this is not my first rodeo building a productized service like this, EditorNinja has moved significantly faster than the others and my experience from past businesses has also allowed me to move a lot faster to meet market demand. I make it a point to … Read more
Unraveling the mystery of “neighbour vs neighbor” and understanding the subtleties of their usage. Have you ever found yourself confused about how to spell the word for the person who lives next door? Is it “neighbour” or “neighbor”? If you’re not sure when to use each spelling, you’re not alone. Many people find these two … Read more
Blog posts. Articles. Epic guides. 10x content. Infographics. You’re probably heard a lot of terms tossed around as you’ve been researching content marketing and trying to wrap your head around just how in the heck it can help you grow your business. Since you’re invested in growing your business online, you’re probably already investing in … Read more
It’s a tale as old as time – a recognized expert starts freelancing. They get enough clients that they need to hire help. They get more clients and need to hire more help, maybe even their first full-time employee or two. Then their business tops out. It doesn’t stop growing because they don’t have leads. … Read more
EditorNinja is the internet’s favorite on-demand editing service. We edit the content you’re already producing. But to create it in the first place, you either need to be a good creator or you need to hire great writers who can produce on-brand content that converts. So we wrote this post to help you find good … Read more
If your content needs structural editing, then you need a Dedicated Editor from EditorNinja. Learn more here and schedule a call to discuss your needs. When crafting content, sometimes you need an extra set of eyes to help you not only hone the arguments but also organize the information so that your ideas are communicated … Read more
Producing great content at scale can be a daunting task. Whether it’s for your own company to expedite your SEO (search engine optimization) results for the next year or for a client who’s pressing you to get it done (or else you lose the contract), content is rarely good if produced at scale and rarely … Read more
“What is your one tip for managing a content production workflow?” We’ve learned a lot about businesses and their content here at EditorNinja. In particular, our experience, customer interviews, and in-depth market research have taught us this salient fact: each company has a content production workflow that is different from every other company. Remarkably, we’ve … Read more
One of the cardinal rules of SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is that things change. The internet changes quickly. Competitors create content mirroring yours and so your content drives less traffic and fewer leads. Google changes its algorithm and your content performance suffers. You produce so much content that your top-performing content gets buried and stops … Read more
Creating content meant to generate leads in 2024? Schedule a free editorial assessment with our team to learn more about how EditorNinja can help you accomplish this goal. If you’re looking to generate more leads through content in 2024, you’ve come to the right place. Lead generation is a tough business. Markets change. Competitors change. … Read more
Trying to learn the difference between terms like though and although because you’re editing a lot of content, and finding it hard? That’s why EditorNinja is here. Our professionally trained editors know this stuff like the back of their hand. Schedule a free editorial assessment today to learn how EditorNinja can save you hours of … Read more
“What is your top tip for creating a content style guide?” To help you create better content style guides, we asked content experts and other business leaders this question for their best pieces of advice. From customizing a pre-existing style sheet to maintaining a living document, there are several strategies that may help you write … Read more
Freelancers get started for a variety of reasons: autonomy, flexibility, and control of their own schedules. But let’s be honest, at the end of the day we are all here to make money. Whatever your original goals were for getting into freelancing, getting paid and living a comfortable life remains important. Figuring out your pricing … Read more
Just like writers, editors have their own set of tools that they use to make good content great. Even if you’re more of a self-styled writer who edits their own work, there are tools that can help you write better so that your editing is better too. After all, great editing starts with great writing. … Read more
“What is one tip you have for someone creating a content strategy?” To help you best create an effective content strategy for your brand, we asked content leaders this question for their best insights. From connecting goals directly to key performance indices to maintaining content quality over quantity, several tips will serve you well in … Read more
When you’ve created a document in Google Docs, sometimes you need to save it as a PDF for a certain reason. Maybe it is a legal contract that you do not want to be changed and you need to send it to someone for a signature. Maybe the document is meant to be printed out, … Read more
One of the more common questions we get at EditorNinja is if a writer can edit their own content. Usually this is asked because the company is trying to save money and do “good enough for now” to keep good enough content going out at a consistent cadence. This is why we built EditorNinja, by … Read more
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