Editing Websites

Elisa Doucette is a writer, editor, and entrepreneur who travels the world looking for great stories. She has worked for over a decade creating content and writing for various businesses and publications, including The New York Times, The Boston Globe, and Forbes. Her short stories have been published in numerous literary magazines and websites. She is the owner and executive editor of the editing and writing coaching agency, Craft Your Content. Elisa has also worked as the managing editor for the Tropical MBA and Dynamite Circle communities.

Tom Bentley is a copywriter and storyteller. He is the author of "Aftershock – a Novel," "Flowering, a short story collection," "Find Your Voice—Write with Control, Grace and Style," "Swirled All the Way to the Shrub – a Prohibition Novel," and "All Roads Are Circles." His work has appeared in publications such as Vox, The Washington Post, Forbes, Popular Mechanics, MarketingProfs, The American Scholar, the Los Angeles Times, and Writer’s Digest. Tom offers professional writing and editing services to help clients create persuasive publications.

Celeste is a Taiwanese individual working in the UK. She resides in Manchester and works as a Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Manager for a SaaS provider. Her background is in language-related fields, having graduated from the University of Manchester with a degree in Interpreting. She previously worked as a technical writer and freelance translator in Taiwan. After deciding to switch careers, she returned to the UK and successfully transitioned into the digital marketing field. Celeste shares her experiences with overseas work and life observations on her website, Notes by Celeste. Her website also includes practical resources and interviews.

Scott Nesbitt is a writer and editor located at 40.9006 ° S, 174.8860 ° E. He works in technical communication and knowledge management. In addition to his day job, he writes articles, blogs, pens essays, and publishes ebooks. He is currently rethinking various approaches to various things, reading Shadow Ticket by Thomas Pynchon, and working on two projects related to plain text. He is also trying to regularly journal.