Pre-peer review:  Your manuscript is critically appraised for its scientific quality. merit, accuracy, and presentation. This will be summarized in a comprehensive report, much like a referee normally would. Available only for very specific subject areas within Ecology, Forestry, and the Conservation and Agricultural sciences.

​​Journal specific formatting:  Your manuscript is checked against the author guidelines of the target journal, and it is tailored accordingly, including references (but excluding any word reductions). 

Figure/Table design:  Get suggestions on how to better report and present your statistcial analyses and results.

Reply to reviewer comments:  Here, the aim is to edit the English usage so it is scientifically professional, consistent, and strikes the proper tone with the handling editor of your revised manuscript. (No cross-checking with main text is performed, however.)

Journal selection:  Your manuscript is first read carefully. Then, based on its study design, analyses, and results, 2-4 reputable indexed (SCI, SCIE) journals ("non-predatory") are proposed as a suitable outlet for publishing your work. Available for specific subject areas only. 

Abstract polishing:  This section is scrutinized for its presentation, logic, arguments, structure, and English use. The text will be commented on if needed, and tightened up.

Cover letter enhancement:  This document is increasingly important for authors, especially ESL researchers. Your letter will be edited so that it does not read like the Abstract, strikes the right tone, and is free of any English mistakes.

Presentation edit: Your slides will be polished, to enhance their appearance, use of English, and scientific content.

Poster edit:  Your applied statistics will be checked and reviewed for any improvement, as will the use of English. Aesthetic comments are also supplied.