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    Louise Morgan

    Louise Morgan

    Corrections Officer

    Louise brings a wealth of experience to her role as Senior Editor at The Odigo Group. Always a passionate defender of the written word and with a sharp eye for detail, Louise enhances every piece of copy she comes across and ensures that deadlines are met on time and with ease. Louise has an adventurous spirit, including a passion for unusual air travel—be it a 1920s bi-plane, a flying boat, or the Goodyear blimp.

    Beyond the Comma

    July 1, 2025

    As an editor, I’m tasked with reviewing copy to ensure there are no typos, inconsistencies, or ambiguities. As I wrote in my previous blog, Transformation of Quality, an editor’s job is comprised of many “rules” to ensure copy is as accurate, consistent, and clear as possible. Fact-checking and verification, avoiding ambiguity, adhering to various style guides, and being concise are all important aspects of editing.  

    During a detailed edit, I’m improving the readability and quality of content, ensuring a document is free of typos, and that abbreviations and acronyms are used correctly. I identify areas that need to be reorganized or restructured to improve readability and clarity. And I read for potential libel and permissions problems. Finally, I work with writers to resolve issues that arise. 

    Transformation of quality

    April 26, 2018

    The internet was taking baby steps in 1983. Google was founded in 1998. Facebook launched in 2004.

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