Collaborate with Developmental Editor for Author-Focused Product.
A person in this post identifies as a 'full-time developmental editor' and shares their process of working with writers. This editor would be a great collaborator if your product or service is aimed at authors, like writing software, editing tools, or publishing platforms. They could offer expert feedback, review your product, help create valuable content (like blog posts or webinars) for an author audience, or take part in a case study. The benefits include getting a credible endorsement, reaching a community of authors, and receiving insightful feedback from a professional.
Origin Reddit Post
r/selfpublish
Seeking advice. I'm writing a small book outlining a metaphysical proposition. The ideas are clear in my mind but I'm having great difficulty getting them down on paper. Is there a role, perh
Posted by u/KnowGame•05/30/2025
Top Comments
u/ajhalyard
Dev edit or even a ghost writer. Get your checkbook.
u/KnowGame
Thanks. Yeah, cost will be a big factor.
u/KnowGame
Thanks. I appreciate the info.
u/Questionable_Android
As a full time developmental editor I have worked with several writers that have taken a similar approach. They will come to me with a section of the book written, we will then flesh out the
u/NorinBlade
Yes they are called developmental editors. What's your budget?
u/KnowGame
Thanks, that's new to me. I haven't yet decided how much I'm prepared to spend.