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Three Steps to Perfectly Proofed Posts
Posted over 11 years ago by Michelle W.
Tools like After the Deadline (and the proofreading tools built in to WordPress.com) are great for catching typos and making sure that an overlooked mis-type doesn’t cloud your message. As anyone who’s ever relied on a proofreading tool knows, however, there’s more to clean copy than a lack of typos. Use After the Deadline as […]
Three Steps to Perfectly Proofed Posts
Posted over 11 years ago by Michelle W.
Tools like After the Deadline (and the proofreading tools built in to WordPress.com) are great for catching typos and making sure that an overlooked mis-type doesn’t cloud your message. As anyone who’s ever relied on a proofreading tool knows, however, there’s more to clean copy than a lack of typos. Use After the Deadline as […]
Three Steps to Perfectly Proofed Posts
Posted over 11 years ago by Michelle W.
Tools like After the Deadline (and the proofreading tools built in to WordPress.com) are great for catching typos and making sure that an overlooked mis-type doesn’t cloud your message. As anyone who’s ever relied on a proofreading tool knows, however, there’s more to clean copy than a lack of typos. Use After the Deadline as […]
Three Steps to Perfectly Proofed Posts
Posted over 11 years ago by michelle w.
Tools like After the Deadline (and the proofreading tools built in to WordPress.com) are great for catching typos and making sure that an overlooked mis-type doesn’t cloud your message. As anyone who’s ever relied on a proofreading tool knows, however, there’s more to clean copy than a lack of typos. Use After the Deadline as […]
Three Steps to Perfectly Proofed Posts
Posted over 11 years ago by Michelle Weber
Tools like After the Deadline (and the proofreading tools built in to WordPress.com) are great for catching typos and making sure that an overlooked mis-type doesn’t cloud your message. As anyone who’s ever relied on a proofreading tool knows, however, there’s more to clean copy than a lack of typos. Use After the Deadline as […]
Have you installed Jetpack yet?
Posted almost 12 years ago by Michelle W.
In our last post, we let you know that we’d no longer be supporting After the Deadline browser extensions — you can still use AtD, just within WordPress itself rather than through a browser.  If your site is on WordPress.com, you’re all set; you’ve got a “proofread” button right in your post and page editors. […]
Have you installed Jetpack yet?
Posted almost 12 years ago by michelle w.
In our last post, we let you know that we’d no longer be supporting After the Deadline browser extensions — you can still use AtD, just within WordPress itself rather than through a browser.  If your site is on WordPress.com, you’re all set; you’ve got a “proofread” button right in your post and page editors. [...]
Have you installed Jetpack yet?
Posted almost 12 years ago by Michelle W.
In our last post, we let you know that we’d no longer be supporting After the Deadline browser extensions — you can still use AtD, just within WordPress itself rather than through a browser.  If your site is on WordPress.com, you’re all set; you’ve got a “proofread” button right in your post and page editors. […]
Have you installed Jetpack yet?
Posted almost 12 years ago by Michelle Weber
In our last post, we let you know that we’d no longer be supporting After the Deadline browser extensions — you can still use AtD, just within WordPress itself rather than through a browser.  If your site is on WordPress.com, you’re all set; you’ve got a “proofread” button right in your post and page editors. […]
Have you installed Jetpack yet?
Posted almost 12 years ago by Michelle W.
In our last post, we let you know that we’d no longer be supporting After the Deadline browser extensions — you can still use AtD, just within WordPress itself rather than through a browser.  If your site is on WordPress.com, you’re all set; you’ve got a “proofread” button right in your post and page editors. […]