Networking for Freelance Editors: Practical Strategies for Networking Success

[This book has been written and produced for print accessibility.]

Networking for Freelance Editors won the Benjamin Franklin Silver Medal in the Professional and Technical category in April 2022 (award given by IBPA).

Though networking may seem like an unwieldy, overwhelming task, especially for freelancers, this practical workbook will show that building the network you need and want is completely within your power. Step by step, we will help you create a network that is uniquely yours, based on your goals, your personal communication style, and your everyday activities. This book is for editors, proofreaders, indexers, fact-checkers, translators, writers, and anyone else pursuing a freelance career in the publishing industry.

"Networking for Freelance Editors teaches you how to engage with others in ways that show rather than tell that you're ready to help, ready to engage, ready to talk, and ready to listen. The result is a targeted strategy that gets you noticed and frames you as an editor who's part of the solution rather than part of the problem. Dowdle and Ruggeri have created a truly outstanding how-to resource-one I highly recommend for any editor at any stage of their career. It's networking guidance that actually makes a difference. Read it and do it."

-Louise Harnby, Fiction Editor and Proofreader

Whether you're early in your freelance editing career, an industry veteran transitioning to freelance work, or an experienced freelancer who wants to network with less stress and more to show for it, Networking for Freelance Editors will show you how to

  • identify and dismiss the stale, stress-inducing ideas about networking that are holding you back;
  • discover an easy, incremental approach that gives you a foundation for building long-lasting professional relationships; and
  • leverage your strengths to create a networking practice that gets results.

By reimagining your approach to networking and using the worksheets provided with Networking for Freelance Editors, you'll build the network you need right now and also the one you can rely on tomorrow. Conquer impostor syndrome, wasted effort, and overwhelm, and grow the network you want-the one that provides support, connections, and opportunities.

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Networking for Freelance Editors: Practical Strategies for Networking Success

[This book has been written and produced for print accessibility.]

Networking for Freelance Editors won the Benjamin Franklin Silver Medal in the Professional and Technical category in April 2022 (award given by IBPA).

Though networking may seem like an unwieldy, overwhelming task, especially for freelancers, this practical workbook will show that building the network you need and want is completely within your power. Step by step, we will help you create a network that is uniquely yours, based on your goals, your personal communication style, and your everyday activities. This book is for editors, proofreaders, indexers, fact-checkers, translators, writers, and anyone else pursuing a freelance career in the publishing industry.

"Networking for Freelance Editors teaches you how to engage with others in ways that show rather than tell that you're ready to help, ready to engage, ready to talk, and ready to listen. The result is a targeted strategy that gets you noticed and frames you as an editor who's part of the solution rather than part of the problem. Dowdle and Ruggeri have created a truly outstanding how-to resource-one I highly recommend for any editor at any stage of their career. It's networking guidance that actually makes a difference. Read it and do it."

-Louise Harnby, Fiction Editor and Proofreader

Whether you're early in your freelance editing career, an industry veteran transitioning to freelance work, or an experienced freelancer who wants to network with less stress and more to show for it, Networking for Freelance Editors will show you how to

  • identify and dismiss the stale, stress-inducing ideas about networking that are holding you back;
  • discover an easy, incremental approach that gives you a foundation for building long-lasting professional relationships; and
  • leverage your strengths to create a networking practice that gets results.

By reimagining your approach to networking and using the worksheets provided with Networking for Freelance Editors, you'll build the network you need right now and also the one you can rely on tomorrow. Conquer impostor syndrome, wasted effort, and overwhelm, and grow the network you want-the one that provides support, connections, and opportunities.

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[This book has been written and produced for print accessibility.]

Networking for Freelance Editors won the Benjamin Franklin Silver Medal in the Professional and Technical category in April 2022 (award given by IBPA).

Though networking may seem like an unwieldy, overwhelming task, especially for freelancers, this practical workbook will show that building the network you need and want is completely within your power. Step by step, we will help you create a network that is uniquely yours, based on your goals, your personal communication style, and your everyday activities. This book is for editors, proofreaders, indexers, fact-checkers, translators, writers, and anyone else pursuing a freelance career in the publishing industry.

"Networking for Freelance Editors teaches you how to engage with others in ways that show rather than tell that you're ready to help, ready to engage, ready to talk, and ready to listen. The result is a targeted strategy that gets you noticed and frames you as an editor who's part of the solution rather than part of the problem. Dowdle and Ruggeri have created a truly outstanding how-to resource-one I highly recommend for any editor at any stage of their career. It's networking guidance that actually makes a difference. Read it and do it."

-Louise Harnby, Fiction Editor and Proofreader

Whether you're early in your freelance editing career, an industry veteran transitioning to freelance work, or an experienced freelancer who wants to network with less stress and more to show for it, Networking for Freelance Editors will show you how to

  • identify and dismiss the stale, stress-inducing ideas about networking that are holding you back;
  • discover an easy, incremental approach that gives you a foundation for building long-lasting professional relationships; and
  • leverage your strengths to create a networking practice that gets results.

By reimagining your approach to networking and using the worksheets provided with Networking for Freelance Editors, you'll build the network you need right now and also the one you can rely on tomorrow. Conquer impostor syndrome, wasted effort, and overwhelm, and grow the network you want-the one that provides support, connections, and opportunities.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781736420508
Publisher: Networking Studio
Publication date: 10/15/2021
Pages: 184
Product dimensions: 7.00(w) x 10.00(h) x 0.39(d)

About the Author

Brittany Dowdle, Editor & Author, Word Cat Editorial Services, wordcat-editorial.com or https: //linktr.ee/BrittanyDowdleBrittany Dowdle is a freelance editor with over ten years' experience in the publishing industry. In that time, she has edited the work of best-selling traditionally published authors and award-winning indie authors. She believes there is tangible value in creating a positive editing experience for authors, and enjoys being part of that process. A founding member of the Editorial Freelancers Association's Diversity Initiative, Brittany helped design the Welcome Program and codirected it in 2019-2020. Networking for Freelance Editors, won an IBPA Silver Medal Award.

Linda Ruggeri is a bilingual (EN/SP) nonfiction editor and writer based out of Napa Valley, California, the author of Networking for Writers (IBPA finalist), and the co-author of Networking for Freelance Editors: Practical Strategies for Networking Success which won an IBPA Silver Medal Award in 2022. Linda is the co-founder of The Networking Studio and the Argentinean nonprofit 3 Vías Creativas. When she's not editing, she's gardening, baking, or being a fun mom, and would gladly trade any night out for a good nonfiction book.
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