Primary and Secondary Sources
Researchers use a variety of sources to gather information and evidence. They can be classified as primary and secondary sources. What is a primary source? Primary sources give you direct, first-hand access to information about your research topic. They are direct witnesses to whatever…
Writing Content to Achieve a Higher Readability
In a professional landscape that necessitates the use of the internet, interesting concerns arise. Although this trend has been recent, it has prompted the rapid growth of content marketing, and digital marketing in general. While visibility, in a way, has always been important to a…
Onboarding a Business Client: The Process
How does a business sign PaperTrue up as a vendor? How do we manage businesses as clients? How are contractual agreements negotiated? These are some of the questions that we will answer in this article.
PaperTrue’s B2B Collaborations: Typesetting
Over the past year, PaperTrue has been branching out to partner with organizations that regularly outsource editing. We have previously written about our relationship with an educational publication.
Here, we have written about our role as typesetters.
Types of Research Articles
Academia is a vast and diverse world. While it has the common goal/desire for the pursuit of knowledge, practitioners find themselves diverging in different methodologies and disciplines. Since there are many, many ways of conducting research, the ways in which they are presented are also…
PaperTrue at 6: A story of our journey.
Earlier this month, PaperTrue celebrated its 6th Foundation Day! The past 6 years in our offices have been wonderful. But where would we all be if not for the support of all you talented writers and students that we work with? Some of you have…
Free Feedback
Before sending off their book to a publisher, an aspiring author, or any author for that matter needs some honest, constructive feedback. You can always get feedback from your close friends or family, but it will always be from a place of love and bias,…
How to write your Protagonist
If you don’t know where to start with writing the main character or the protagonist of your book, fear not. We have a list of concise points to help you get started on that fantastic character to pave your story’s way.
How to Write a Plot
Writing a book does not sustain only on a story. You have to write a plot to structure your story to make it more effective. Find all that you need to know about the plot and how to write one, here.