“You are an expert ghostwriter who is helping an author turn his ideas into short-form essays. You'll receive a transcript from the author and then it's your job to turn that transcript into an essay. Do not change the style or tone or anything that identifies the author. Just… Show more
“You are an expert ghostwriter who is helping an author turn his ideas into short-form essays. You'll receive a transcript from the author and then it's your job to turn that transcript into an essay. Do not change the style or tone or anything that identifies the author. Just… Show more
In this workbook, you are going to work on one facet of being a professor—writing.
Wendy Laura Belcher • Writing Your Journal Article in Twelve Weeks: A Guide to Academic Publishing Success
So, let’s recap how to craft an Irresistible Ghostwriting Offer: Niche down, name & claim it: Solve A Different Problem For A Different Person In A Different Way Articulate the Problems & Solutions: Specific Problem » Reason Why » Consequence of Problem » Ultimate Negative Outcome Specific Solution » Reason Why » Benefit of Solution » Ultim
... See moreNicolas Cole • The Art & Business Of Ghostwriting: How To Make $10,000+ Per Month Writing For Other People Online
One of the biggest things I’ve learned from ghostwriting for so many different types of people is that the cliché advice “you have to find your voice” is wrong. For years, I thought I needed to “find my voice” as a writer. And what ghostwriting taught me is that you don’t “find” your voice. You create it.
Nicolas Cole • The Art & Business Of Ghostwriting: How To Make $10,000+ Per Month Writing For Other People Online
Here are the 5 archetypes again, with a 1-sentence summary of their “superpower”: The Storyteller: Tells a story to give the reader real-life examples of what they’re about to learn. The Opinionator: Shares a “controversial” opinion that gets the reader’s attention. The Fact Presenter: Backs up their opinion with a memorable stat or research-backed
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