Free Expert Editing for Authors and Startup Organisations


Hello! Welcome again to the blog! 

I believe that your month went beautifully well -- goals were smashed, challenges were overcome, and you impacted at least one life positively. No worries if you still have some goals to smash. March isn't over yet😉 

I come with exciting news! Tia Edits is currently running a free editing program for authors (or soon-to-be authors😎) and startup organisations. Yes, it's absolutely free. The need for this came while I was thinking about how to contribute to startup organisations by helping them push out error-free content. I also decided to add authors to the program because, as an author myself, I know how important the editing stage is to the success of any book.



The package for authors includes editing three books from three authors over a period of 6 months, while that for organisations (startups, small businesses,  online businesses etc.) includes editing the content of 2 organisations twice weekly, over a period of 2 months. After two months, we will discuss options that are available for subsequent editing with the organisations we have worked with. Authors, please note that the maximum number of words for the manuscript is 10,000 words. Both packages will run concurrently and will commence in May of 2021. And all this is at no cost whatsoever! Awesome, right?




Our application doors are open until 9th April, 2021, so if you would like to apply or share it with someone, kindly do so ASAP as we have limited available slots. Please follow the procedures in the pictures below to apply. Applications are to be sent to tiaedits01@gmail.com. 




All applications will go through a selection process. This is simply because we cannot accept everyone on the program. So I'd advise that you put your best into the application. Fingers crossed 🤞 Winners will be contacted via mail; however, you can follow @tiaeditsofficial on Instagram for more updates.

For those who may be worried about their ideas being stolen, an NDA will be sent to everyone who makes it to the final stage of selection so you can rest assured that all content and ideas will be kept confidential. Thank you for trusting us!

Now, go get your application ready and tell an author or CEO about this amazing opportunity. 

I look forward to working with you! I am rooting for you!

Kind regards, 
Precious Adeyemi 
Author | Editor | Blogger | Public health Scientist 



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