How My Ghostwriting Process Works

Many people assume that my work as a ghostwriter is simple. Since majority of my time is spent typing on a computer a few hours a day. It looks as though I’m hardly working or just browsing the internet for hours. That’s almost true.

The perception is that ghostwriting is not really that much work. Most people believe that ghostwriting is basically transcribing notes and revising words. There are a lot of steps to being a ghostwriter that many people are not aware of during the day to day. This article will explain my ghostwriting process and the work it requires to get the job done successfully.

As a business book ghostwriter, many of my clients are entrepreneurs, coaches, consultants, and professionals of various industries. Thus, these are people who have hectic schedules and very minimal time to sit down and write. My clients are well educated and informed professionals who have great ambitions to expand their career goals and audiences. Most people in demanding careers have a desire to be an authority in their industry or become a well known trailblazer.

When a client is seeking a business ghostwriter, they are looking to accomplish a few things:

1. Pivot to the next level of their careers within their industry ( public speaking, podcasting, or academia recognition).