Manuscript editor vs editor in chief

Differences between manuscript editor and editor in chief duties and responsibilities

Manuscript editor example responsibilities.

• Manage editorial team to create secondary-education textbooks.
• Typeset editorial content and manage paste-up board production.
• Revise fiction manuscript through content organization, proofreading, and line editing
• Provide editing services for both fiction and non-fiction manuscripts.
• Proofread galleys as final quality check, adding author responses to queries before typesetting and production.
• Provide manuscript support services, including editing, proofreading, and formatting, for approximately 100 full-time faculty members.
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Editor in chief example responsibilities.

• Manage weekly flash fiction competition.
• Operate the fundamental uses of HTML and WordPress.
• Leverage SEO and social media strategies to build credibility, increase exposure, and create links back to site.
• Used inbound marketing techniques including regular blog updates, SEO and social media to drive new traffic to the site.
• Select, proofread, and edit pieces of fiction, nonfiction, and poetry in collaboration with a team of editors.
• Edit PowerPoint presentations and print materials across organizational levels.
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