Proofreading - avoid nasty slip-ups Spelling mistakes, poor grammar and inconsistencies in marketing material can ruin even the sharpest image. Intergage works with Future Perfect - one of the UK's top experts in the proofreading field - to provide clients with word perfect copy every time. Future Perfect's specialist proofreading service can help you to avoid nasty slip-ups. At best, poor grammar, ambiguous copy and spelling mistakes cost money, resulting in expensive reprints or even lost customers. At worst, such mistakes prejudice people against your organisation, damaging the brand in which you have invested so carefully. Future Perfect can change all of that, by providing a specialist text-vetting and proofreading service, specifically for marketing communications teams. This quality-control process is done in a way which fits easily into your workflow, with vetting usually undertaken in Microsoft Word and Adobe Acrobat. Future Perfect vets many types of written communication: annual reports booklets brochures and e-brochures CVs direct mail leaflets letters mailers and e-mailers menus packaging point-of-sale material presentations scripts speeches training material Web sites Future Perfect assesses text for grammar, spelling, syntax, consistency and meaning - not checking it just for spelling, as undertaken by conventional proofreaders. In addition, Future Perfect examines the typographics of the piece, to ensure that proper typographical characters are used in the final design, as well as reducing visually distracting elements, such as rivers, widows and orphans. The entire service is designed to do exactly what the rest of the production team is doing: helping to polish the text, so that it is as error-free as possible and communicates with the greatest clarity. Future Perfect's proofreading service is fast and responsive, aiming to be as flexible as possible. Complete the form below in order to communicate directly with Future Perfect about your proofreading requirements.

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