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Member Spotlight: Dan Good
How did you land your first book ghostwriting project?How did you land your first book ghostwriting project? I got into book ghostwriting by way of journalism in 2019. After spending a decade in NYC media, and with a young son at home, I was burned out and looking to explore a career path with more flexibility. Ghostwriting spoke to me. At first, without any book experience, I applied to various ghostwriting companies and started fielding pitches. I landed my first ghostwriting projects through agencies but have since been working independently. At this point I’ve written or ghostwritten more…
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