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Member Spotlight: Ginny Carter
How did you land your first book ghostwriting project?How did you land your first book ghostwriting project? Moving into ghostwriting books was a conscious choice. I’d been working as a freelance social media manager, building audiences for businesses. After a while, I decided I wanted to flex my writing muscles and make use of the uncanny knack I’d discovered I had for writing in my clients’ voices when I was posting on their behalf. My first ghostwriting client was a motivational speaker who found me on what was then Twitter. I’ll always be grateful to him for giving…
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The 2025 Ghostwriting Industry Report
Despite being one of the oldest professions on record, ghostwriting as an industry continues to evolve and grow. This past year was no exception, thanks in good part to technological advances and shifts in reader preferences. Seven of the developments having the greatest impact on book ghostwriters in 2025 included the following: 1. Artificial Intelligence…
7 Things Ghostwriters Should Do Now to Start 2026 Strong
Now that we’re officially in the last month of 2025, some ghostwriting clients are going to be shifting their focus to 2026 and putting off starting any new initiatives right now, while others may be trying to squeeze in some last-minute projects to spend any available funds. If you’re in the former camp and are…
Ghostwriting Gold: What 200+ Ghostwriters Taught Me at Last Week’s Conference
Although I go to writers conferences expecting to take pages of notes from experts on the panel discussions I attend, I frequently pick up even more gems from the people around me. This year at the 2025 Gathering of the Ghosts was no different. Co-hosted by the Association of Ghostwriters (AOG) and Gotham Ghostwriters, the…