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Researching and Editing – Researching involves the systematic analysis and examination using multiple materials and sources to find information. Many tools are used in the process of researching, such as the internet, library, surveys, books, and articles. Editing involves reviewing and changing the writing to improve the organization and overall quality of the work.  It may include eliminating entire sentences or rewriting complete paragraphs to ensure the work makes sense.

Writing and Copywriting – Writing means producing well-written pieces of work for clients, such as blog, articles, essays, papers, and reviews. It entails employing the correct spelling, punctuation, usage, mechanics, and grammar in the work. Copywriting deals with writing advertising, promotional, and marketing materials like websites, emails, brochures, catalogs, and billboards among other things. Copywriting is about getting the reader to take action: to buy products, goods or services.

Proofreading and Copyediting – Proofreading is the process of examining the final draft of a document or text — after it has been edited — to ensure there are absolutely no errors. A proofreader will correct mistakes in spelling, punctuation, usage, mechanics, and grammar of standard English. Copyediting means the last review (after editing and proofreading) of the work by ensuring correct style consistent with English standards. It entails that whatever appears in the work is free of error. 

Fact checking entails ensuring that the topics listed are accurate.

indexing involves listing subjects at the end of the manuscript.

Manuscript review means reviewing the written work.