After editing your dissertation, our Transformational Editing will get you published!

Once your thesis, dissertation, or capstone project is approved, you can hire one of our experienced transformational editors to turn your work into a publishable book, ready to submit to an academic press.

Get ready for the real work: getting published and getting a job…

After attaining your PhD, the real work begins: getting published to secure a job. Having served on many hiring committees, I can tell you in all certainty that candidates who aren’t well-published have little chance of getting hired. That’s why we’ll help you do both—get published and get a job—through our editing, our association with numerous university presses and scholarly journals, our many invaluable links, and our priceless counsel, advice and encouragement.

Beverly Hutton, Ed.D. https://edit911.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/testimonial_julianne.jpg I am so pleased with the entire experience and process working with Edit 911. Thanks to you, my dissertation is now a book that will serve as an excellent and relevant resource to education professionals. You were able to take my dream and turn it into a reality. The staff was professional but friendly, confident but calming. They guaranteed my satisfaction without hesitation and I was sold. The turnaround time was great and the collaborative processes with the editor were wonderful. She’s phenomenal! I couldn’t have done it without her help, recommendations and expertise.

‘Publish or perish’ is no cliché

We can’t over-emphasize the crucial importance of your becoming a published scholar. No matter what your discipline or doctoral degree, you will publish or perish, as the old saying goes. It’s absolutely true:

• One study determined that those PhDs who are unpublished suffer the fate of earning, on average, 25-40% less income throughout their entire professional career.
• The same study found that those PhDs who convert their dissertations into published books find secure positions 1-3 months more quickly and at a 10-25% higher salary than those PhDs who don’t.
• One more statistic is equally compelling: those PhDs with five or more publications to their credit are 5 times more likely to “achieve their financial and personal goals” than those PhDs who publish little or nothing.