The Editor's Affairs (TEA)
Bring TEA into your working day and get your affairs in order
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TEA Resource Hub
Here you'll find a growing list of resources to help you with your business administration, productivity, and other aspects of running an editorial business. |
Recent TEA Blog articles about business data and managing your editorial business affairs |
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Other articles I've written on running an editorial business |
Streamlining Your Digital Life: An Introduction to the Elgato Stream Deck Running Editing Businesses with Data 4 Things I Wish I’d Known When Starting My Freelance Editing Career |
CIEP suggested minimum rates for editorial work CIEP discovery meetings (for people who are thinking of joining the Institute) |
CIEP Guides (free for members; for sale to non-members)
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Toggl Track time tracker (free)You can also upgrade to a paid version if you choose |
The Confident Freelance Editor (formerly called The Edit Boost podcast)Marketing and mindset tips for freelance editors from mindset coach Malini Devadas (currently paused but with 65 episodes available to listen to) |
The Editing PodcastStellar tips for writers and editors from fiction editor Louise Harnby and nonfiction editor Denise Cowle |
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