“The recruitment process went really smoothly. I was surprised how little effort it took on our end to pick out what has turned out to be the perfect writer for this series.
We just provided a scene prompt and GWW found us a bunch of very competent writers with the right writing style, to choose from.
Two books in, things are going well, and we’ve been very happy with how smoothly everything’s going with both the writer and our project manager. We’re pretty sure we’re going to have Libby (writer) doing most of the writing from this point forward, so we can focus on storylines and edits and whatnot. She’s adapted really well to the voice we already had established in the series.
The writing quality itself has been excellent. I’ve been pleased that the feedback process is working so well. The more we sent feedback and edits of short sections, the better she got at matching the exact voice we wanted. And the number of edits we’ve needed to make at our end are fewer each time.
I’m very pleased with both the profitability and the service. Would definitely recommend.”
Ashton Cartwright, Ashton Publishing Group
While ghostwriting is a commonly used and recognized practice in publishing (both traditional and indie) it still comes with baggage — most notably from other authors. The majority of our clients prefer to by-pass the negativity and drama that goes along with these attitudes by remaining anonymous. This is sad for us because this means not having their appreciation, images and names plastered over our website.
We can tell you that most of our clients have worked with us for over five years, some since our inception, and have collectively made over $10 million in KDP using our ghostwriting services.
Just know, we never disclose who our clients are without their permission. When you work with us you always have the comfort of knowing we’re under strict NDAs. Everyone who works for us as project managers, administration assistant and — of course — our writers, all sign strict contracts to protect our clients from being outed as using ghostwriters.