Why a Paid Book Discovery Intensive Beats a Free Consult
A free consult helps you decide. A paid Book Discovery Intensive proves it, with a real chapter and outline in hand before you commit to a full book.
The first question every prospective author asks is “what does a ghostwriter cost.” These posts give the real answer: pricing tiers, the complexity behind the number, what a book actually costs to produce, and why a book is one of the best investments a business can make.
A free consult helps you decide. A paid Book Discovery Intensive proves it, with a real chapter and outline in hand before you commit to a full book.
Data from 301 business authors shows ghostwritten books generate median revenue of $92,500. Here is what the numbers say about writing a business book.
What ghostwriting actually costs, why cheap ghostwriters produce expensive problems, and the alternatives at every budget level.
A ghostwriter with 54 published books explains what the money actually pays for, why cheap ghostwriting produces bad books, and what bad books cost your career.
A ghostwriter with 54 projects and 113+ books on how prospects ghost, negotiate, and say no. The business side of ghostwriting nobody discusses.
A ghostwriter with 54 projects explains why royalties don’t work, how payment actually works, and what to expect when hiring a professional ghostwriter.
A book proposal is the document that gets you a traditional publishing deal. What goes in one, when you need one, and what it costs.
How I went from writing 25,000 words for $1,000 at a ghostwriting shop to charging $1 per word. An interview about confidence, pricing, and business.
Professional ghostwriting costs $15,000 to $150,000. At $1 per word, a 50,000-word book costs $50,000. Here is what the market charges and what you get.
Professional ghostwriting costs $8,000 to $65,000 depending on scope. Here’s what each tier includes, how payment works, and real ROI examples from my clients.
Ghostwriting is not transcription. After 54 books, the process involves: research, fact-checking, voice matching, mid-project changes, and collaboration.
Fair compensation for writing requires treating it as a business, not a hobby. When to hold your rates, when free work is strategic, and where to draw the line.
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A free consult helps you decide. A paid Book Discovery Intensive proves it, with a real chapter and outline in hand before you commit to a full book.
Data from 301 business authors shows ghostwritten books generate median revenue of $92,500. Here is what the numbers say about writing a business book.
What ghostwriting actually costs, why cheap ghostwriters produce expensive problems, and the alternatives at every budget level.
A ghostwriter with 54 published books explains what the money actually pays for, why cheap ghostwriting produces bad books, and what bad books cost your career.
A ghostwriter with 54 projects and 113+ books on how prospects ghost, negotiate, and say no. The business side of ghostwriting nobody discusses.
A ghostwriter with 54 projects explains why royalties don’t work, how payment actually works, and what to expect when hiring a professional ghostwriter.
A book proposal is the document that gets you a traditional publishing deal. What goes in one, when you need one, and what it costs.
How I went from writing 25,000 words for $1,000 at a ghostwriting shop to charging $1 per word. An interview about confidence, pricing, and business.
Professional ghostwriting costs $15,000 to $150,000. At $1 per word, a 50,000-word book costs $50,000. Here is what the market charges and what you get.
Professional ghostwriting costs $8,000 to $65,000 depending on scope. Here’s what each tier includes, how payment works, and real ROI examples from my clients.
Ghostwriting is not transcription. After 54 books, the process involves: research, fact-checking, voice matching, mid-project changes, and collaboration.
Fair compensation for writing requires treating it as a business, not a hobby. When to hold your rates, when free work is strategic, and where to draw the line.