How To Find A Good Dissertation Editing Service

You should treat your dissertation editing service search like an interview. What are the companies you are considering really like and what can they offer you? Where can you find the best ones? These and other questions are important to consider. Here’s some advice on how to conduct this interview process.

Do your own background check

If you have used Google or Bing to search for potentials, don’t always choose the top results. Go into the site and check out a few of the pages. Read the ‘About Us’ page and take a quick look at the blog section too. Use these to help your selection process along.

Then pick at least five companies you are considering and do some basic research on each one. Without going too in-depth, you should be able to narrow your list down to three potentials just by looking at the website. Choose the three you feel have the potential to deliver a superior editing service; then move on to the next criterion.

Ask the right questions

Send emails to each one, and compose a list of pertinent questions. The responses you get will give you much insight into the way these companies deal with their clients. Ask questions such as:

• How long will it take to edit a full dissertation and is your price dependent on your lead time?
• How long have you been in this type of industry and how many of those years have you been online?
• What methods of communication do you use?
• Are you available 24/7?
• Can you guarantee native English speakers will be working on my dissertation editing?

You may sound a bit pushy, but it’s best to find a company that knows how to handle assertive customers.

Explore the free resources

Blogs and video tutorials are a good start. It’s even better if the company offers a free eBook guide about their services or about how you can do the editing yourself. This is a sign that the company in question knows what they are doing. Put this one high on your list of potentials.

Monitor service levels

Take a look at the responses you received from the companies you emailed. Ask yourself which one seems to be the easiest to deal with. A good response time and general courtesy should play a big part in your decision.