A ghostwriter is someone that writes copy like articles, speeches, books, blog posts, email newsletters, web copy, etc. and isn’t credited for that work.

The credit goes to your client or someone in that company or business that hired you.

The ghostwriter definition states that none of your work is credited to you. This means you cannot publicly share your client writing anywhere (unless your ghostwriting client gives permission).

You might be thinking – But Elna, how can I build my business without proof?

I’ll share that with you in a bit!!

First though, understand that the writing you do for a ghostwriting client will never have your name on it. Because of this, it’s known that you can rate your ghostwriting services much higher – some writer’s rate is 100% more – than your standard bylined (credited to you) rate.

I personally don’t increase my rates too much for my ghostwriting clients since most are already my clients!

Anyone can hire a ghostwriter. I have! If you have the budget and need a ghostwriter, then you can hire one. Anyone from authors to business owners to teachers and solopreneurs, the need is there.

You might also be called a ghost blogger. Ghost blogging serves the same function as ghostwriters – you write content for someone else and they credit the writing under them.

Many bloggers hire out ghostbloggers for their ghostwriting content on their blog.
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