Did you know that 92% of people instantly stop reading content on the web when they see a spelling or grammar mistake?
Typos in your book or sales page can sink your book review ratings. Typographical errors are one of the most common complaints mentioned by readers in their book reviews.
ContentMo works hard to make sure your book or document is perfect. With over 25 years of proofreading experience, we can spot mistakes that many proofreaders would miss. You'll be happy with our service the first time!
Order now! For just $15 per 1,000 words, you will get a fully professional proofreading service.
Affordable and Accurate Proofreading Services
Fast turnarounds (please see below for turnaround times)
Spelling, grammar, punctuation, and sentence flow corrections made
“Microsoft Track Changes” or Google Docs used as a standard measure to show changes.
Novels, eBooks, articles, essays, blog posts, websites, business plans, etc.
Our rate is $15 per 1,000 words. When you click “Add to Cart” to purchase, please enter the amount of words divided by 1,000. For example, if you have 10,000 words, divide that by 1,000 = 10. The number ten (10) would then be your quantity at a cost of $150. If you need help, send us a message using the Contact Us form at the bottom of this page.
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Once you place your order, we will send you an email confirmation. You’ll reply either to share your cloud document with us, or you can attach your document to your email reply.
ContentMo can work entirely within a shared Google Doc or other cloud service (such as OneDrive). If not, we can do our proofing in our word processing software and email the finished product back to you.
Proofreading FAQs:
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Proofreading is the last stage in the editorial process. Proofing is meant to catch errors that have slipped by during other editing stages.
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Although the manuscript may have gone through line editing and copy editing, there could be some errors that were missed in these early review stages. Proofreading, however, is the last chance to correct any errors that slipped past before it’s published.
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Proofreading is a part of the editing process, but there are a few key differences. Editors who reviewed the manuscript before a proofreader are focused on certain elements of the text.
For example, an editor reviews the document to make sure the ideas and arguments are effective or reworks sentences and chapters so the entire document flows correctly. In addition, although a copy editor fixes grammatical and spelling mistakes, a copy editor also focuses on keeping a consistent style throughout the manuscript.
In addition to correcting grammar and punctuation errors that have slipped past any previous editing steps, proofreading makes sure that other factors, like page formatting, line spacing, and typography are accurate.
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A proofreader reviews your manuscript or article and corrects the following errors: fixes grammar, punctuation, spelling, and syntax errors.
Syntax includes proofing word order and grammar so that the meaning of a sentence is clear. Syntax reviews such areas as subject-verb agreement or the correct order of direct and indirect objects.
Syntax is important because the order of words defines the meaning of a sentence. An error in the placement of a word can change the meaning of the sentence.
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Mo, your proofreader, is:
An experienced proofreader who has proofed many manuscripts
An avid reader and writer
A college graduate with a Bachelor’s degree from the City University of New York
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Once you place your order, we will send you an email confirmation. You’ll reply either to share your cloud document with us, or you can attach your document to your email reply.
ContentMo can work entirely within a shared Google Doc or other cloud service (such as OneDrive). If not, we can do our proofing in our word processing software and email the finished product back to you.
PLEASE NOTE: We'll confirm your word count, and if there is an additional amount of words over what the payment covers, we'll invoice you for the difference before work starts.
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If you have a specific deadline, please let us know, and we'll do our best to meet it.
Typical time estimates (based on word count):
3,000 words (approximately 12 pages) per day
For example:
A 25,000-word novel (approximately 100 pages) takes about 8 days.
A 50,000-word novel (approximately 200 pages) takes 16 days.
A 100,000 word novel (approximately 400 pages) takes 32 days.