Online writing can be done from anywhere, even at home and at any time. This is a bit tricky because you tend to do other things and leave little time to concentrate on writing. You must be a good communicator to interact with clients better and also be willing to learn new styles of writing anytime there is a need to change. Always be creative in your writing to attract the attention of readers. There are different types of writing tasks available, including providing homework assistance for students.

by ​Scarlett Gibson  |  Guest Contributor  |  GHOSTWRITING

You love writing to the point where you consider setting up a personal blog. You have emailed few friends and family members of your intention to go into writing. That is interesting by the way. Many at this stage get confused when they hear the word “ghostwriting." So, we are going to do justice to the topic to enlighten you more on the meaning and benefits of ghostwriting.

Ghostwriting

Writing can be a strange job. You may have a few hours a day when you are extremely productive, but the mental energy used in your work makes it hard to sustain your top pace of work for a full business day (unless you are gifted with an exceptional attention span!). This makes breaks very important in keeping you going.

by Mary C. Long  |  Ghostwriting

I see ads for copywriters all the time — do you? I know my algorithm is set to bubble these ads to the surface, so I expect it. And I’m used to seeing their amazing claims:

• “Make 10k per month!”
• “Have clients knocking down your door!”
• “Work from a beach in Bali!”

And, the kicker: “You don’t even need to be a good writer! ”Now, is all of that possible? Sure. So is becoming a pilot, speaking three languages fluently and training a Great Pyrenees to come when you call it — the last one being the most difficult. 

by  Anna Clarke  |  Guest Contributor  | Ghostwriting

Content is king for any kind of communication an influencer (either an individual or a business entity) might initiate with its followers. Faced with a torrent of information, modern readers can afford to be selective and only spend their time on books, articles or blogs that have a distinct style, offer quality insight and are memorable. However, not everyone who wants to tell something to the world have the skills necessary to do so. Enter ghostwriter, an individual whose task is to provide meaningful and valuable content either in a digital or printed form while often mimicking a linguistic style associated with their client.

by Kim Niemi  |  Ghostwriting

At times, being a ghostwriter can feel akin to being in the CIA – except being in the CIA might be easier. At least you always know where your paycheck is coming from. Of course, ghostwriting is less likely to kill you. 

 by Mary C Long
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I wrote this for my Ghostwriting for Profit group on Facebook and am sharing here for readers as well!

So, I think we have an opportunity for a great conversation here - one that includes a variety of perspectives and elaborates a bit on some key distinctions. And one that is probably overdue.

There are different kinds of fiction out there - and I'm not talking about genres. I mean the end product created, and the associated costs that authors pay a ghostwriter to create these distinct works. Because the costs vary wildly, and for good reason. 

This distinction isn't often discussed for whatever reason, so it fuels a huge disconnect - one that I've been thinking a lot about today! So, allow me to share some key insight that I've gleaned from working successfully as a ghostwriter for the past decade, creating all kinds of copy - and bringing in well over $100k each year doing so!​