The draft is in — and the writer didn’t understand the assignment. Or an executive writes a story and expects you to publish their work, but it’s just not good. When a standard edit isn’t enough, try one of these two approaches to save bad content.
Content Editing: How To Handle Major Rewrites (and Prevent Them in the Future)
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