Content and Article Ghostwriting

"Content is king. It always has been, and it always will be."

Great ghostwritten content starts with a high quality, professional writing team. We don't accept substitutes for quality, and we don't expect our clients to accept anything less than the best.

All content we produce is guaranteed to be original materials. We use freelancers who are proven in their field, speak English as their first language, are well spoken, use proper spelling, and are highly literate.

All our work is 100% guaranteed...

We can develop almost any type of content you need, including but not limited to:

  • Blog articles written in your voice
  • Product reviews
  • Product descriptions
  • eCourses
  • eZine articles
  • Autoresponder sequences
  • Special reports
  • And so much more...
  • NOTE if you want us to write articles that are intended for
    submission to article directories,
    please click here for this special type of service
    .

    The only type of content we don't craft is salesletter copywriting. This is a very special form of writing that requires intense training and years of focused specialization. If you need a salesletter written, we recommend CopywritingCrew.com.

Our Pricing is Flat Rate and All Revisions Are Included

Our pricing is based on the number of words we produce in a project. We charge $0.05 cents per word.

The page count is done at the end of the project, after all revisions are complete. There is a minimum order of 4,000 words (approximately 8 - 10 pages) for this service.

Our Content Development Process

When you place your order for ghostwritten content, we will ask you some questions which will help us define the project more clearly. If you have source materials you want us to draw from, this is where you will provide it.

The entire project is actually completed in 4 stages, as follows...

Stage One: Initial Research and Outline

The initial research and outlining stage of the content development process will take between 2 days to 2 weeks, depending on the size of your project.

The first step we take is to create a written outline of what we plan to write about. This is the "research" stage, where most of the work is actually completed. It's the essential planning stage which helps the writer stay on track and complete the task with the best chance of meeting your vision.

The outline isn't the first draft. It is the guide for creating the first draft. It will consist of a rough outline of the sections that will be covered in the final product, and will reference a variety of sources the writer will draw information from.

Essentially, it is the Table of Contents with comments written in and reference materials cited.

This Outline will be sent to you for approval and commenting. It is the most important step for you to let us know if we are on the right track or if we need to take a different route. If you have suggestions or comments, this is the time to make them.

Stage Two: First Draft of the First Page (1 - 2 days)

The writer will use the information from stage one and craft a very rough first draft of just the first page for you to review. This is not intended as a final draft in any way. It is intended as a guide to help the writer slant the message and content in the voice you want it to appear. Remember that each writer we work with can adapt the content to better suit the language and style you desire, or we can assign a different writer as needed.

By reviewing the first page, you will be able to determine whether the author is capturing the true essence of the voice you want your readers to "hear" when they read your content.

This stage is often the one that requires the most "revisions" to better capture the tone and voice of the material you want created. We expect you to speak up and voice your comments and suggestions at this stage, because the tone and writing style used on the first page will be repeated throughout the rest of the project.

Note that if you fail to mention your suggestions for changes to style and tone at this stage, a 20% surcharge will be added to the final bill. This is because we value our writers and the talent they put into their work. All they ask is that we give them as much information as possible at the earliest stages so they can satisfy our customers the best way they can.

Stage Three: First Draft of Full Product

The writer will use the reference material from Stage One and the suggestions and revisions made in Stage Two to craft the entire product, from start to finish, and will deliver the first draft for your review.

This will take between 2 days to 2 weeks, depending on the size of your project.

You will be encouraged to use the "Track Changes" feature in Word to make edits, corrections, changes and comments throughout the first draft. Be brutal. Be honest. Let us know what needs changing or tweaking so that we can better satisfy your needs.

Once you're done your comments and suggestions, send it back to the project manager for the next stage...

Stage Four: Revisions (TBD)

In this stage, the writer will revise according to your stated suggestions and comments, and will continue revising until the product meets your needs. Remember our guarantee!

How to order...

We require a minimum retainer of $200 which is held in escrow until the project is complete and the final deliverables are submitted to you.

If your specific project requires more than 4,000 words, and we are aware of this at the beginning, you will need to return to this page and add an additional $200 retainer at the beginning of the project.

The final tally of your bill will occur at Stage Four after the project is complete, and you will pay the difference between the retainer amount and the final amount before we deliver the final product.

If you need any changes after the final product is delivered, just let us know and we will correct anything that needs correcting and revise as much as you need us to, before we pay the staff for their work.

Remember our iron-clad guarantee. We don't pay anyone until the final deliverables are complete. Unlimited revisions. Period.

 


Frequently Asked Questions About This Service

Do I work directly with the freelancers?

No. That is one of the many benefits of retaining our services. Your communications will be exclusively with one of our highly trained project managers. The project manager is responsible for ensuring that your needs are met and that we choose the best freelancer(s) to work on your projects. Our company takes full responsibility for the quality of the work done for you.

What about revisions?

All revisions are included in the price you see listed. This means that we will make all corrections, as often as necessary, until you are satisfied. This is our guarantee.

Freelancers communicate directly with the project manager. The manager performs quality assurance checks on the work done, before the files are sent for your approval. If you need changes, you tell the project manager and it is our responsibility to make any necessary revisions, until you are completely satisfied.

Do you have samples of content you've written?

Our service is uniquely tailored to each client, and this is a ghostwriting service. This means that each piece of ghostwritten content we've written does not belong to us, and we cannot showcase them. Once written and the client has approved the work, it belongs exclusively to our client, and it is our client's name and reputation at stake. Our clients value their privacy and they do not want it known that they have their content ghostwritten. We respect their confidentialty, just as we will respect yours.

The reality of ghostwriting services is that each client wants a different "style" for their articles. It should reflect your voice, not ours. So, each book we craft is specifically geared towards reflecting the voice of its intended author, which makes it your own.