Ghostwriting is often seen as a mysterious (and even complex) industry.
But, in reality, LinkedIn ghostwriting is simple.
Ghostwriters get paid to write for other people who have valuable knowledge to share:
More specifically, ghostwriting is where you write educational, thought-leadership style content.
This isn’t to “sell” customers on a product or service (after all, this is what copywriters are for).
Which is not only more important than “copywriting” but the most universal service you could possibly provide.
Every single business would make more money if their customers were more educated on 2 things:
But I like thinking about ghostwriting a layer deeper:
All you’re doing is renting your existing skill to someone else—a person who doesn’t have the time to:
And, as the ghostwriter, it’s your job to use your skill as a writer to scale their message online.
Ah, glad you asked.
Here’s a brutal truth:
So, if you’re still calling yourself a “freelance writer” then stop.
Instead, start positioning yourself as a Premium Ghostwriter who is a one-person business owner:
Well, they work on behalf of a company or brand.
They write assets like:
And here’s another brutal truth:
When you call yourself a copywriter, that’s sort of like calling yourself a salesman; some people think that’s sleazy.
And you don’t want to call yourself that, do you?
Ghostwriters, on the other hand, write on behalf of an individual or person & help educate their customers or audience. And because they work closely with their clients, they build lifelong relationships with powerful industry leaders, creating job security for life.
There’s so much upside to using a LinkedIn Ghostwriting service.