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The Modern Editor Podcast

Tara Whitaker

Business & Entrepreneuriat

Éducation

Fréquence : 1 épisode/20j. Total Éps: 59

The Modern Editor Podcast, hosted by Tara Whitaker, goes behind the scenes of what it takes to run an editorial business in today’s world.

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Editor Beware: Client Red Flags to Watch For

Épisode 59

mercredi 17 septembre 2025 • Durée 29:03

We’ve all been there: You start working with a new client and it immediately feels like a bad fit. You might have missed or ignored some red flags that predicted this situation. Don’t beat yourself up; you’re not alone and can learn from these experiences.

In this episode, we’re discussing the top client red flags that have me running for the hills. We’ll also go over some common beige flags and tips for avoiding these situations as much as possible.

Important Sections:

(1:09) Top 11 Red Flags to Avoid
(18:06) New Client Beige Flags
(21:09) How to Prevent Red Flags
(26:58) Don’t Be Afraid to Say No

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Six Ways to Refresh Your Business

Épisode 58

mercredi 3 septembre 2025 • Durée 11:44

Does your business need a reset? In this episode of The Modern Editor Podcast, I’m sharing six quick-and-dirty ways to freshen up your business for the back-to-school season. But don’t worry, this episode can still apply to you even if back to school doesn’t impact your schedule, or if you’re listening to it at a different time of year.

These six easy tips will make you feel reinvigorated, more organized, and get you starting off a new season on the right foot.

Important Sections:

(1:38) Tip One: Clear Your Workspace
(3:11) Tip Two: Organize Your Computer Desktop
(4:39) Tip Three: Clear Out Your Bookmarks and Extensions
(5:26) Tip Four: Unsubscribe From Email Lists
(7:32) Tip Five: Review Your Subscriptions and Memberships
(8:45) Tip Six: Clean Out Your Social Media Following
(10:07) There’s No Perfect Time For a Business Reset
(10:55) Free Course: Keep Your Digital Life Organized

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You Need a Budget app

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Borrow the Mic: How Podcast Guesting Can Grow Your Editing Business with Haylee Gaffin

Épisode 49

mercredi 30 avril 2025 • Durée 48:47

Could appearing on a podcast help grow your editing business? Not only can it grow your brand, but it can set you up as an expert in your field. In today’s episode, Haylee Gaffin of Gaffin Creative joins us to explain why editors should consider leveraging podcasts as a marketing tool in their business.

Listen in as we talk all about why freelance editors should pitch themselves as podcast guests, the power of borrowing someone else’s audience, and what makes a great podcast pitch.

Ready For More Podcast Training?

If you want to dive deeper into podcasts, whether that’s as a host or a guest, join us inside the Freelance Editors Club. Haylee is leading a podcast training in May 2025, where we’ll talk more about pitching yourself as a guest and how to use podcasts to grow your business.

(Seeing this after May 2025? You can still access the video recording when you join the club!)

Important Sections:

(1:08) Are Podcasts Still Relevant in 2025?
(10:51) The Power of Borrowing Someone Else’s Mic
(13:10) How to Pitch Yourself as a Podcast Guest
(18:52) The Key to Finding the Right Podcasts to Pitch Yourself to as a Guest
(27:48) Pitch Yourself With Clear Goals in Mind
(35:57) Where to Find New Podcasts
(39:57) What to Do After You Appear on a Podcast
(47:47) Ready For More Podcast Training?

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Connect With the Guest

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How Tariffs Could Affect Your Editing Business

Épisode 48

mercredi 16 avril 2025 • Durée 10:22

(Note: As expected, this episode became out of date within 24 hours of recording…but the same overall ideas still apply. If nothing else, I want this episode to get you thinking about what you have control over and help you prepare for what is going to be a roller coaster of economic BS in the future. If you want up-to-date financial and small business info, here are my favorites: The Broke Black Girl, Ramit Sethi, The Budgetnista, Her First 100K, and Ellyce Fulmore.)

How will tariffs impact your editing business? In this episode, I’m going to share what my family is doing to alleviate stress when it comes to tariffs, as well as what I predict is going to happen. However, I hope I’m wrong…

I’m not a financial expert or economist, so please don’t take anything I say as advice. I’m simply sharing my experience and how it relates to us editors who rely on a steady income stream and encounter expenses required to run their businesses.

Important Sections:

(1:48) Replace Your Electronics
(3:55) Get Intentional With Your Money
(6:15) My Tariff Predictions
(7:44) Lean Into Your Community

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You Need a Budget

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Editor Self-Care: How to Use Affirmations in Your Business

Épisode 47

mercredi 2 avril 2025 • Durée 10:41

Affirmations are short statements that help anchor you to the present moment. I actually prefer to call them anchor thoughts for this very reason. I’ve found myself relying on anchor thoughts more than usual lately, so I thought I would share my favorites with you.

I’m also going to share the purpose behind anchor thoughts. The world has been a stressful place recently, and these anchor thoughts are great tools that help me maintain perspective.

Important Sections

(1:52) What’s the Point of an Anchor Thought?
(2:55) The TEARA Process
(5:52) My Five Favorite Anchor Thoughts
(8:06) We Have to Take Care of Ourselves

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What the Heck is an Editing Macro?

Épisode 46

mercredi 19 mars 2025 • Durée 11:30

Did you read this episode title and immediately check out? Trust me, I get it, but I’m here to change your mind about macros.

I came late to the game on macros because of several limiting beliefs that held me back. I didn’t think I was tech-savvy enough to use them, so I wrote them off for a long time. Now that I’ve started using them, I can confidently say that macros have saved me tons of time as an editor.

I’m still a baby user, but macros have positively impacted my editing in such a short time that I feel like I have to shout it from the rooftops. If you’ve never used macros before and think they aren’t your thing, this episode is for you.

Important Sections

(1:45) What are Macros? Resources to Get You Started
(3:30) Why Use Macros?
(6:30) My Top Three Favorite Macros
(10:39) Join the Macros Workshop Inside the Freelance Editors Club

Resources Mentioned

Word Macro Tools
Paul Beverley’s YouTube Channel
Paul Beverley’s blog
Editorial Freelancers Association
Macro of the Month by Jennifer Yankopolus

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How Editors Can Create Habits That Stick

Épisode 45

mercredi 5 mars 2025 • Durée 19:18

Are you looking to make small changes with big impact in your editing business? In this episode, we’re talking about how editors can create habits that make their businesses better with the Tiny Habits® Method. This isn’t about creating tons of to-do lists and optimizing every second of your life—it’s about forming achievable habits you look forward to completing because they help your business run smoother and make you feel good.

Listen in as I share how I figured out I needed to start small with basically everything in my life, including habits. We’re also going to talk about the concept of habits and the habit-forming method that works best for me. As always, take what works for you from this episode and leave or tweak the rest.

Important Sections:

(1:16) Small Changes Equal Big Results
(4:48) The Tiny Habits® Method
(7:29) Three Tiny Habits® Recipes for Editors
(13:23) Emotions Create Habits
(17:05) Tiny is Powerful

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An Introvert’s Guide to Attending Conferences

Épisode 44

mercredi 19 février 2025 • Durée 20:34

If you’re anything like me, you know the impact that conferences (both in-person and virtual) can make on your business and education, yet as an introvert, it takes a bit of preparation. As I gear up for an online summit, I want to share a few tips to not only prepare for an event and manage your energy during the event, but also get the most out of the event.

Note: This is from the perspective of a neurotypical introvert. Everyone’s experiences are going to be unique, and I’m simply sharing what works for me!

Important Sections:

00:17 - Prepping for a Conference as an Introvert
02:09 - Set Aside Time to Recharge
06:22 - Set Your Priorities
08:41 - Check Your Tech
11:00 - Remember Your Manners
11:28 - Ask Questions
13:21 - Follow Up After

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My 5 Favorite Rules to Reference in CMOS

Épisode 43

mercredi 5 février 2025 • Durée 14:42

If you’re anything like me, there are times when you’ve been deep in your editing cave. In those heavy editing times, I always find myself reaching for my trusty Chicago Manual of Style (CMOS) to confirm my work. With so many rules, it’s impossible to remember them all, but there are some I check all. the. time. In this episode, I’m sharing the five rules I always double-check while editing.

This episode was recorded in January 2025, after the release of CMOS 18 in September 2024. All references made are based on CMOS 18.

For fun: Are you constantly in your editing cave? Check out my sticker pack that includes my signature editing cave sticker!

Important Sections:

(3:20) CMOS Hyphenation Guide
(5:57) Glossary of Problematic Words and Phrases
(8:01) Titles and Offices
(9:14) Commas
(10:36) Possessives

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Why Is It So Tough to Take Breaks?

Épisode 42

mercredi 22 janvier 2025 • Durée 12:32

There’s an emotional side to taking breaks from work that not enough people talk about. The truth is that we’re so used to working (and feeling guilty when we don’t) that our brains fight us every step of the way. We end up either never taking breaks or taking breaks that aren’t restorative.

How do you prepare your mindset to take the break you deserve as both a small business owner and a human?

Important Sections:

(1:37) My Experience With Taking Breaks
(4:35) Rest is a Right
(7:04) Rest Doesn’t Cancel Out Hard Work
(8:24) Explore Your Mindset Around Taking Breaks

Resources Mentioned

Rest is Resistance book

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