d her verbal talents beautifully—she verbalized her ideas and I transposed and revised them into polished written form.

To begin the ghostwriting process, she would jot down the outline for her article, then make notes about content and exam

In ghostwriting, as in custom tailoring, never expect a one-size-fits-all approach. Here’s how I define this term: I do most of the wordsmithing; you (the author) get all the credit. As a work-for-hire arrangement (versus a shared-risk or royalty-based agreement), a ghostwriting approach works well if you have the ideas, want the credibility, but fall short in terms of time... or talent... or patience.

In my experience, one ghostwriting project rarely duplicates another, therefore don’t expect one approach to fit every situation. Just like clothes on the store rack, not every one fits you. Ideally, you “order” your books exactly tailored to your needs.

To give you an idea about customized ways a ghostwriter might work with you, here are some examples.

Case Study: Create Articles via Telephone Interviews
A highly respected speaker knows writing isn’t her strong suit, yet organizing her thoughts clearly comes naturally. Working with a ghostwriter matched her verbal talents beautifully—she verbalized her ideas and I transposed and revised them into polished written form.

To begin the ghostwriting process, she would jot down the outline for her article, then make notes about content and examp

-based agreement), a ghostwriting approach works well if you have the ideas, want the credibility, but fall short in terms of time... or talent... or patience.

In my experience, one ghostwriting project rarely duplicates another, therefore don’t expect one approach to fit every situation. Just like clothes on the store rack, not every one fits you. Ideally, you “order” your books exactly tailored to your needs.

To give you an idea about customized ways a ghostwriter might work with you, here are some examples.

Case Study: Create Articles via Telephone Interviews
A highly respected speaker knows writing isn’t her strong suit, yet organizing her thoughts clearly comes naturally. Working with a ghostwriter matched her verbal talents beautifully—she verbalized her ideas and I transposed and revised them into polished written form.

To begin the ghostwriting process, she would jot down the outline for her article, then make notes about content and exam

on’t expect one approach to fit every situation. Just like clothes on the store rack, not every one fits you. Ideally, you “order” your books exactly tailored to your needs.

To give you an idea about customized ways a ghostwriter might work with you, here are some examples.

Case Study: Create Articles via Telephone Interviews
A highly respected speaker knows writing isn’t her strong suit, yet organizing her thoughts clearly comes naturally. Working with a ghostwriter matched her verbal talents beautifully—she verbalized her ideas and I transposed and revised them into polished written form.

To begin the ghostwriting process, she would jot down the outline for her article, then make notes about content and exam

with you, here are some examples.

Case Study: Create Articles via Telephone Interviews
A highly respected speaker knows writing isn’t her strong suit, yet organizing her thoughts clearly comes naturally. Working with a ghostwriter matched her verbal talents beautifully—she verbalized her ideas and I transposed and revised them into polished written form.

To begin the ghostwriting process, she would jot down the outline for her article, then make notes about content and exam

d her verbal talents beautifully—she verbalized her ideas and I transposed and revised them into polished written form.

To begin the ghostwriting process, she would jot down the outline for her article, then make notes about content and examples needed in each section. Next, she’d call me. Over the phone, she’d talk through all the points in her outline and, as I typed what she said, I’d ask clarifying questions. After determining the length and style of articles the targeted publication used, I’d take her ideas and lay down a first draft that was close to 95% complete and on target. We’d discuss the wording nuances that she preferred, I’d produce a second draft, we’d tweak it once more, and voila!—she’d have a well-written article complete with her byline and ready to send off.

The secret to success for telephone interviews: Clearly knowing your message and how to logically bring readers to your desired conclusion. As a result of reading your article, people would know what to think, do, believe, or remember—a noble goal for any written piece.

Case Study: Compose from Marketing Pieces
Another client sent me clippings of columns from the weekly community publication she wanted to submit to. I stu