I've been ghostwriting for business owners in a variety of industries over the past ten years, and I've published 500+ articles in magazines like Forbes, Inc., and TechCrunch.

I've also taught this discipline to several members of my agency's remote staff, demonstrating to writers how to both speak in and contribute to a client's voice.

Some of my clients have said that their acquisitions, new company opportunities, and investment arrangements were all made possible because of my efforts. These executives, who were all working under stringent NDAs—a need for successful ghostwriting—were able to cite my bylined pieces as social evidence right away.

Keep in mind that we're not concentrating on the stereotype of a ghostwriter that is prevalent in the book-publishing sector; rather, we're concentrating on ghostwriters for any kind of content that helps people or businesses grow their brands, including the holy trinity of content development:

posting by a guest author.

local content.

the internet (think LinkedIn articles).