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Member Spotlight: Tony Horne
How did you land your first book ghostwriting project?How did you land your first book ghostwriting project? I had written for newspaper columns for 15 years and already self-published three books but in 2010, whilst hosting the biggest radio show in the North of England, the largest police manhunt for 40 years was underway in my area. It lasted a week with wall to wall TV coverage. One of the victims was a police officer, David Rathband, who was blinded in the attack. He was also a fan of the show. When I invited him on the penultimate…
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How Ghostwriters Can be Marketing Geniuses for their Authors
By Jennifer Locke As Julie Andrews sings, “a bell is no bell until you ring it.” And a book is no book until people read it. Before they write the first word of a manuscript, ghostwriters should ask authors this question: “How do you plan to market the book?” Writing a book takes an enormous…
Help Ghostwriting Prospects Find You
I’m always surprised to receive emails from individuals who are trying to get in touch with a particular member of the Association of Ghostwriters (AOG). In fact, I probably receive an email a month from prospects who are having difficulty reaching an AOG member. These are people who have a need for ghostwriting services and…
Why You’re Not Getting Responses from Ghostwriting Prospects and What to Do About It
I’ve had a few conversations with Association of Ghostwriters (AOG) members recently about job leads and how best to respond to increase your chances of hearing back. Whether you’ve heard about a project through the AOG, ASJA, Author’s Guild, EFA, or through a colleague or agency, here are some recommendations to help your response be…