Do scammers target editors and proofreaders more often than other jobs?
An offer from an apparently legit organization seemed like the type of job editors and proofreaders dream of—until I took a closer look.
Finding a freelance copywriting and proofreading job is hard enough without this crap
Finding a freelance copywriting and proofreading job is tough enough without having to deal with this kind of BS. Why are people like this?
Will AI replace writers? Not the good ones, for this simple reason.
With increased access to AI, many wonder, “Will AI replace writers?” It’s more likely to be its own downfall than win that battle.
Korean-to-English translation mistakes—why “good enough” rarely is
Think AI tools are “good enough” for your English marketing material? Perhaps—if you don’t care about Korean-to-English translation mistakes.
Freelance worker is code for desperate and cheap—who made that call?
Being a freelance worker is tough enough between juggling clients and finding new jobs, but the rates they’re being offered are shocking.
150,000 push-ups, a broken arm, and streaks—the making of a successful copywriter in Korea
Building a career as a successful copywriter in Korea started long before DC CopyPro. After applying for more than 100
English copywriting for Korean businesses—discover what DC CopyPro can do for you
DC CopyPro’s site just got a major revision with the addition of Korean support to better provide English copywriting for Korean businesses.
When is AI content effective—and why doesn’t everyone get it right?
Many wonder, “Is AI content effective?” It can be, but AI is a tool, not a replacement, requiring the finesse of a skilled expert.
Why professional English signage in Korea matters—when good intentions meet lost in translation
Professional English signage in Korea can make the difference between success and a PR nightmare—DC CopyPro can help you with that.
DC CopyPro’s 2025 Review—moving in the right direction?
My 2025 review—was it a raging success, an abject failure, or something in between? Keep reading for all DC CopyPro’s highs & lows of 2025
“What is the best browser?”—I’ve got a new answer to that question
There are so many options out there, but when you ask yourself, “What is the best browser?” what is you answer? Here’s mine. The winner is…
Awkward English on children’s clothing—is it really a big deal?
Awkward English on clothing can be good for a laugh. But is there another side to it? Are there times it could be problematic?
What are the benefits of revisiting and updating old blogs?
Once a blog is posted, that’s it, right? Wrong. Especially if you want to get the most out of your content and boost your SEO.
Do subject line testers and headline analyzers really work?
Lots of copywriters, content writers and bloggers use ’em, but do subject line testers and headline analyzers really work? The answer is…
My career change to copywriting—100 blog posts and 4.5 years later
When I made a career change to copywriting 4 1/2 years ago, there were no guarantees it would work out. So, 4 /12 years and 100 blog posts later, what’s the verdict?
The importance of taking time off—how I learned this valuable lesson
Do you try to tough it out and push through your work? Maybe you feel you don’t need as much time off as other people. I felt that way—until recently.
What’s the secret to how I get shit done? In a word—Asana
With so many platforms out there for task management and to-do lists, how do you choose? I may be in the minority, but I use Asana.
Is an automatic AI translation of your webpage good enough?
It seems AI is improving daily. You may be tempted to rely on an automatic AI translation of your site for English visitors—but should you?
The secret to better accuracy and efficiency—a proofreading checklist
A proofreading checklist can be your secret weapon, helping you streamline your process, boost your accuracy, and catch more potential typos.
100% error-free copy—can you trust a proofreader who makes this claim?
Proofreaders should guarantee 100% error-free copy, right? Are you sure? Is that realistic? Should you believe someone making this claim?