As a ghostwriter, my job (as I see it) is to become you. You amplified.
In other words, when I put on my ghostwriting hat, I’m not looking to boost my reputation, I’m looking to boost yours. I’m not looking to make myself look good, I’m looking to make you look good. If I do my job right, no one will even know I exist. Except you.
And you will be thrilled!
Maybe you count yourself among those thousands of Americans who have risen to a point in their careers or in their personal journey where they know they have plenty to give back to the community. You’ve worked hard to obtain and hone a body of knowledge you’re sure others would like to gain. You’re just plain good at your job, your hobby, your specialty.
The only trouble is, almost no one knows it.
Sure, your friends, a few workmates, probably your boss, know that you’re the go-to-person for information on this subject. But that’s where it ends. Imagine, though, if you could bring your knowledge to a wider audience.
Imagine if you became “the one who wrote the book” on your chosen field. Imagine you were “the expert.”
A great ghostwriter can do this for you, and (at risk of sounding full of myself,) I am a great ghostwriter.
My Personal Guarantee: If my copy fails to produce the results you desire, or my ghostwritten material fails to accomplish its intended purpose, I will continue to rework the job until you are satisfied. No limit on rewrites, no hidden charges or updated contracts. I can’t get much fairer than that.
My Methodology: When you call me for a quote on a ghostwritten project, I’ll start by asking plenty of questions. I need to know what you have in mind, and I’ll probably make some suggestions about what methods you may want to try. I’m not going to try to sell you on the biggest and the most expensive. I’m going to let you know what I would do if I had your knowledge. And if we agree, I will quote you a fair fee. We’ll set up arrangements to discuss more details and create a draft schedule. I will meet that draft schedule religiously so that you’re never left wondering what’s going on with your project. Then, when I hand you the final product, with your name in the Author space, you will be absolutely flabbergasted at how easy it was.
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And that’s just the beginning!
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If I’ve convinced you to at least give it a shot, contact me. If not, contact me any way, because I need to know what I need to do to convince you!
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Hello Justin
Found your website on realonlinehits.com
I will keep this brief and straight to the point.
I wrote my own autobiography entitled: Nigel A Damaged Boy and published it in 2008 on Lulu.com and… well that was that, very few sales.
I would like to have the book re-written, re-branded, and re-marketed and I need a professional partner to work with.
I do not have the money to pay you to do this, however, before you delete… I would be willing to share ownership of the book with you.
My story is unusual and the market place does exist for such a book.
I will email you a copy of my efforts for your consideration.
Please let me khave your email if you decide to take a look.
This may take you to new ground, both in subject matter and in business deal terms.
Well, nothing ventured nothing gained is my motto so I hope you do not mind me contacting you.
I am in Cumbria England by the way.
Nigel
I wanted to leave some time between when this comment was left and when I repled to it because my intention is not to offend this individual.
However, please, PLEASE don’t offer me the opportunity to spend 100 hours or more working for free in exchange for the (exceedingly slim) possibility of making some percentage of potential future profits.
Publishing is a notoriously unpredictable and fickle industry, and those of us who know how to string words together well enough to feed our families and pay our mortgages based on writing know enough not to depend on it under these kinds of circumstances.
I’m delighted to entertain any reasonable offer of ghostwriting or ghost-editing work as long as you are willing to invest a fair wage for services rendered. If you’re not confident enough in your idea to arrange that, perhaps that should be your first priority.
Justin