Content Editing Services for Content Teams
Lackluster content with typos kills conversions.
Are you still spending hours editing content produced by your content agency or team of freelancers?
More than half of content managers self-report that they spend 3-6 hours editing each week. They spend this time:
- correcting facts and information,
- giving feedback to the writer for a round of revisions,
- editing for brand adherence and the specific market,
- formatting for SEO and readability.
You have a choice.
You can keep spending 20 hours per month (if you’re producing 2 average-length blog posts per week!) editing, or you can outsource it to EditorNinja.
Let us take care of the content editing so you can focus on the strategy and increasing quality content production.
Professional Editors – Consistent Turnaround Times – Satisfaction Guaranteed
We're EditorNinja customers for life."
Easy submission
Easily submit new documents to EditorNinja for editing.
Unlimited revisions
Request as many revisions as you like for each document.
Delivered Ready To Review
Receive your ready-to-review document in your inbox in 1-2 days. It’s kind of like magic.
How EditorNinja works
Getting great editing shouldn’t be complicated.
Here’s how it works once you sign up.
Submit your document
Add your Google Doc to your queue in our portal, in just a few clicks. Use our handy bookmarklet to speed it up.
We'll review
We’ll make sure everything looks good and queue it up in your editor’s queue.
Your Editor Edits
Your editor works diligently on your editing queue every day.
Delivered to you
Your documents come back to you ready to go, with a few editor comments.
Why Content Editing?
Here at EditorNinja, we know that you’re the subject experts. But content teams spend too much time on the other editing stages when they could outsource it for a fraction of the cost of doing it internally.
That’s why we’re here.
When your copy has been drafted, it needs to be edited for clarity, consistency, and strength of arguments.
When that’s all taken care of, you need it edited for technical correctness, brand adherence, and clarity of argument. This is copy editing in a nutshell.
Most copy editing happens in draft form, such as in a Word or Google Doc (or similar, depending on the document type, such as PPTX for a presentation). This is so that in-depth edits can be made and comments left for the author to return and make the final edits to their manuscript where needed.
While your content is being copy edited, it should also be proofread to catch any final typos or errors that keep content from performing and driving results for you and your business.
Why In-House Teams need EditorNinja
Content teams deal with many challenges, and reviewing content from their content agency or freelancers is a big one.
Often, you have more budget than you have time.
Our editors will correct your copy for many common errors, including clarity, structure, word usage, and proper citation of sources.
Every document should be edited before being published. If not, you risk publishing copy with typos and errors, which hurts your brand and reduces conversions.
Marketing teams need EditorNinja because we’re faster and cheaper than an in-house editor.
So, if you’ve lost yours, are spending too much time editing, or are looking to scale up your content production, book a free editorial assessment with us today.
Ultimately, We Have Three Goals For You
1. Save Time
Save a ton of time over your current approach. Put that time towards strategy and growing your main metrics.
2. Stop Overpaying For Editing
Stop overpaying for editing by having expensive writers or in-house people doing it.
3. Drive Better Business Results
Get more traffic, convert visitors to users, and drive more revenue from your content.
Book an Intro Call today to see if EditorNinja is right for you.
“The difference between good and great is often an extra round of revision. The person who looks things over a second time will appear smarter or more talented but actually is just polishing things a bit more. Take the time to get it right. Revise it one extra time.” - James Clear, Author