Content Editing and Proofreading for Tech Blogs and Brands

Your draft, made publishable. I edit for clarity, structure and accuracy, and I flag what’s factually wrong, not just what’s misspelled.

Open for new projects

Who My Editing Services Are For

Editors, founders and agencies who need a second pair of eyes that knows the subject.

Content Teams and Editors

A second editor for busy weeks, working to your style guide and your publishing calendar.

Founders and Subject Experts

You know the subject. I make it read clearly for people who don’t, without flattening your voice.

Agencies and Writers

A technical review for drafts outside a writer’s comfort zone, so errors are caught before your client sees them.

Three Levels of Edit

Most drafts need a mix. After a first read, I’ll tell you which one yours needs and why.

Big picture

Structural Edit

Does the piece answer the question it promises? I look at order, gaps, repetition and search intent, then suggest what to move, cut or add.

Sentence level

Line Edit

Sentence-level work on clarity, rhythm and tone, so the piece reads smoothly and still sounds like you.

Accuracy

Technical Review and Proofread

I check steps, specs and claims against real sources, then make a final pass for grammar, consistency and formatting.

What You Get Back

Edits you can follow, accept or push back on. Nothing disappears into a black box.

Rates

Editing Rates

$40 USD / hour

You approve the estimated hours before I begin. If a piece takes less time than quoted, you pay for less.

I wholeheartedly recommend Jordan, a standout member of our editorial team at CleverFiles. His deep technical knowledge combined with his flair for clear, concise writing ensures that complex concepts are both accurate and engaging for our readers.

Alina, CleverFiles
Process

How Editing Works

Five steps from draft to published, with no surprises on price or timing.

Step 1

Send the Draft

Share the document and any style guide, plus who it’s for and where it will be published.

Step 2

The Estimate

I read it through and send an hour estimate and a return date.

Step 3

The Edit

Structural, line and technical edits, as agreed, in tracked changes.

Step 4

Your Review

You accept or reject each change and ask about anything that isn’t clear.

Step 5

The Upload

I can load the final version into your CMS, formatted, linked and ready to publish.

Content Editing FAQ

Editing improves the content itself: its structure, clarity and accuracy. Proofreading is the final check for typos, grammar and consistency. Most drafts need some of both, and I’ll tell you which after a first read.

It depends on the length of the draft and the level of edit. You’ll get an hour estimate and a return date with the quote, before any work starts.

No. A line edit tightens what you’ve written rather than replacing it. If a change would shift the tone, I’ll suggest it in a comment instead of making it.

For clarity and structure, yes. The technical fact-check is where I stay in my lane: software, hardware, data storage, consumer electronics and e-commerce.

Related Services

Content Writing

Search-first articles, guides and reviews for software and tech brands. I install the software, reproduce the problem and test the fix before I write a word about it.

Brand Strategy

Get clear on who you serve, why they should choose you and how you should sound, then turn it into a plan your website and content can follow.

Currently taking new projects

Let's Work Together

Send the draft, or a link to it, and tell me who it’s for. You’ll get an estimate and a return date within two working days.