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Phrases and Terminology to Use when Communicating with your Ghostwriter

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communicate Sometimes it can seem like you and your ghostwriter are on a different page. It’s as if the two of you are speaking two separate languages. Well, I’m here to help with that. Here are some phrases and terms that can be helpful to you when trying to get the very best from your ghostwriters.

Types of Content

Usually your content needs will extend to articles for websites or blog posts for blogs. The basic difference is the length but the concept is the same. but, sometimes, you may need the occasional press release, special report or email templates. Read more…

How to Check if Ghostwritten Work has been Plagiarized

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It was a big issue in high school and college but you probably never thought you’d have to deal with it in your content. We are talking about plagiarism and it can create a very sticky situation for you if your ghostwriter makes the mistake of “borrowing” words from someone else. There are ways that you can head this off, though, so it doesn’t happen to you.

When it comes to your business, there is no such thing as being too “Type A” in my opinion. No matter what work gets delegated to others, ultimately you are the one who must answer to the client at the end of the day. Read more…

Rewriting Articles? Try These Tips

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mileage One article is no longer one article anymore. It can be at least two or three when you decide to rewrite them. It does take time but if you have a reliable ghostwriter, they can do it for you.

Why Rewrite Articles?

People rewrite articles for different reasons:

What to Do When your Ghostwriter Disappears

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Here’s the scenario: You’ve made your foray into utilizing the services of a ghostwriter. Things seem to be going along smoothly, until you hit that proverbial “bump” in the road. The bump here is that your ghostwriter stops returning your emails and answering your posts. You’ve assigned them three projects and deadlines are pending. What do you do?

No, this is not a setup for one of those “Fear Factor” scenes. It is real life and your business. Despite your best efforts, people will prove to be unreliable at times, i.e. your ghostwriter.

Editing Your Ghostwriter’s Work

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edit Once your ghostwriter has handed in the completed project, it is your turn to go to work. You get the fulfilling job of editing their work. Here is where the rubber meets the road.