Selected clients
"I've worked with Jacqui across a number of projects and wouldn't hesitate to collaborate with her again... I trust her attention to detail without limits."
kerry mccarthy | Managing director, the native content company
The SWW magazine 'Ink!' was transformed by Jacqui's editorial direction. Her response to the Society's commitment to women writers was reinvented through her vision including interviews with publishers, writers' advice, in depth reviews and highlighting the works of women writers. Her skill at editing articles and passion to increase the relevance of 'Ink!' has been significant in moving the magazine into today. I strongly recommend her.
Working with Jacqui was a dream! She delivered high quality work on time, and was so nice to work with throughout the whole process. I would recommend Jacqui without reservation.
I've worked with Jacqui across a number of projects and wouldn't hesitate to collaborate with her again. Highly professional and precise, Jacqui brings a quality of calm to everything she does. Her commitment to deadlines is only matched by her ability to produce the best quality of work possible. A highly capable sub-editor, I trust her attention to detail without limits.
Bringing Jacqui onboard to work with us was one of the best decisions we have made for our business. She has always produced a highly professional product, completely in line with our branding and business model, within the timeframes required, that helped us continue to grow our business. Her role in providing high-quality editing and proofreading services further helped us improve our visibility in our target market and I would highly recommend her to anyone that wishes to do the same.
Jacqui Brown’s manuscript assessment service was invaluable... Jacqui clarified the task, supporting me in the challenge rather than overwhelming me with its complexity. She identified the loose threads that had been left dangling in Book One, the gaps in Book Two that needed knitting together, and the complex passages that would need to be unravelled and then retied into the two standalone stories... By focussing on the positives as well as the shortcomings, she kept me motivated for the final rewrite."
