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When you can’t
trust reading
your report.

Again.

 
 
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Specialist report proofreader

Delivering information with a big impact is a big deal.

You deliver data-driven research and reports that are strategic, creative, persuasive and powerful. And the pressure of making sure they’re ‘perfect’ is huge.*

With all the back and forth (and faff) between researchers, writers, comms teams and approvals, it’s easy for things to slip through. Even if there’s a proofreading stage included in the timeline, you know that probably won’t cut it – you’ve all looked over it too many times to see it clearly anymore.

When those issues prevent your readers from being fully engaged, it can unravel even the tightest message. So let’s avoid that tangle.

You need someone with fresh eyes, ridiculous attention to detail and a systematic approach.

You need someone you can trust with the report when it’s your reputation on the line.


“Attentive, thorough and fabulous to deal with.”


Here’s how I help.

I specialise in proofreading chunky reports: tech/cyber white papers, impact and sustainability reports, net-zero discussion papers, environmental insights, manufacturing trend reports, and scientific research reviews. I make sure your readers aren’t distracted by the wrong details.

Smart marketing, comms, research teams and B Corps work with me to shine a light on the seemingly innocuous things hiding in their reports, like inconsistencies in stats, misspelt software product names, ambiguous phrases and wrongly pasted links. Things that, at best, distract readers from the message and, at worst, can ruin your credibility with clients and stakeholders.

If you’d like one less thing to worry about – and potentially 376 less issues to find and amend yourself – give me a shout.

(That’s a true tale of a 27-page net-zero report. And that number of tiny amends is pretty common.)

A few companies I’ve helped.

*Psst… perfection’s subjective. Have a look at why I won’t promise you perfect copy.