Grammar is as unavoidable as Gravity. And the more consciously you follow its rules, the better you’ll express your intelligence. It’s that simple. If you want to make a good impression on literally anyone reading your work, you’ll inevitably have to submit your words to the proofreading process.

In short, proofreading is about finding errors both small and large that were either missed or introduced during editing. Proofreaders ensure that the document’s final draft is completely free of grammatical errors as well as formatting and typographical errors.

So imagine instead of writing a text, you delivered a speech. Basic proofreading in that case would ensure that everything you said simply made sense. It would erase your umms and ahhs and balance your pauses. But if you wanted to grab your audience’s attention you’d need to engross them in what you have to say.

For that, you need to enhance your style, just as a speaker could project their voice or make their sentences flow. In proofreading terms, we weave your sentences together, make your phrases more direct and space out your points, all so you can earn a standing ovation from your reader.