Skilled ghostwriters are sought after in the business of publishing for one basic reason: they can turn a disorganized collection of ideas into a top-quality manuscript that’s a joy to read. Maybe YOU have the right skills to ghostwrite for celebrities, speakers, athletes, expert doctors, business leaders, champion attorneys, and ordinary people with extraordinary stories to tell.
The question is, how do you break into this field?
Ask ten different ghostwriters, and you’ll get ten different answers. That’s because the path to ghostwriting is unique for each of us.
So where do you start? How do you find ghostwriting gigs? How do you build skills, find paying clients, and turn ghostwriting for others into a sustainable career for yourself?
This guide points you in the right direction.
What You’ll Find Inside:
Revealing 34 online markets to tap into, Where Are The Ghostwriting Jobs presents opportunities for newbies and advanced ghostwriters alike to find good writing jobs. Whether you are (or want to be) a blogger, article writer, book doctor, or a little of everything, you’ll find solid freelance job prospects through these sites.
The listings include online job boards, writing resource centers, and even writing firms that work with ghostwriters. While some jobs are location-specific, others allow you to work from home. For each listing, you can click to the website directly from this guide. You’ll even get honest impressions of each site to help you evaluate whether or not it’s worthwhile for you, saving you hours of time and helping you pinpoint which sites are the most promising.
For the online job boards, sample posts are provided to give you an idea of what’s available. For the writing firms and publishing houses, contact email addresses are supplied.
Whether you’re just entering the field or you’re ready to move to the next level, Where Are The Ghostwriting Jobs is an invaluable resource to propel your ghostwriting career.
For a sample of what you’ll find in this guide, remember to use Amazon’s “Look Inside” feature (scroll back to the top and click on the book cover).
The question is, how do you break into this field?
Ask ten different ghostwriters, and you’ll get ten different answers. That’s because the path to ghostwriting is unique for each of us.
So where do you start? How do you find ghostwriting gigs? How do you build skills, find paying clients, and turn ghostwriting for others into a sustainable career for yourself?
This guide points you in the right direction.
What You’ll Find Inside:
Revealing 34 online markets to tap into, Where Are The Ghostwriting Jobs presents opportunities for newbies and advanced ghostwriters alike to find good writing jobs. Whether you are (or want to be) a blogger, article writer, book doctor, or a little of everything, you’ll find solid freelance job prospects through these sites.
The listings include online job boards, writing resource centers, and even writing firms that work with ghostwriters. While some jobs are location-specific, others allow you to work from home. For each listing, you can click to the website directly from this guide. You’ll even get honest impressions of each site to help you evaluate whether or not it’s worthwhile for you, saving you hours of time and helping you pinpoint which sites are the most promising.
For the online job boards, sample posts are provided to give you an idea of what’s available. For the writing firms and publishing houses, contact email addresses are supplied.
Whether you’re just entering the field or you’re ready to move to the next level, Where Are The Ghostwriting Jobs is an invaluable resource to propel your ghostwriting career.
For a sample of what you’ll find in this guide, remember to use Amazon’s “Look Inside” feature (scroll back to the top and click on the book cover).
