Ghostwriting that sounds like you on a good day
Gjethe ghostwrites for founders, executives and experts: LinkedIn posts, thought-leadership articles, newsletters, speeches, guest posts and books. We interview you, capture your ideas and phrasing, and write in your voice for your name, so you publish regularly without spending your evenings writing. You approve everything before it goes out, and the ideas and credit remain yours.
- Free first consultation
- Written quote for your project
- Flexible payment milestones
At a glance
- Formats
- LinkedIn, articles, newsletters, books, speeches
- Method
- Interviews, notes and voice memos
- Credit
- Published under your name
- Languages
- English, Albanian, German
Definition
What is ghostwriting?
Ghostwriting is writing content that is published under another person's name, based on their ideas, experience and voice.
Many people have more to say than time to write it down. Their expertise shows in meetings and calls but rarely in public, because a blank page competes with everything else on their calendar. A ghostwriter turns conversations into polished writing, keeps a publishing rhythm going and protects the one thing that matters most: that it still sounds like you.
Who is it for?
Founders
Build credibility with customers, investors and future hires by sharing what you know.
Executives and partners
Thought leadership that reflects how you actually think about your industry.
Consultants and coaches
Regular content that brings clients to you instead of the other way round.
Experts with a book in them
Turn years of experience into a structured, readable book.
What's included, and what you keep
What's included
- Voice and positioning interview
- Content themes and a publishing plan
- Regular interviews or voice-memo sessions
- LinkedIn posts and articles
- Long-form articles and guest posts
- Newsletter issues
- Speeches and talks
- Book outlines and manuscripts
- Editing of your own drafts
- Confidentiality agreement on request
What you receive
Handed over at the end. Yours to keep.
- A voice guide describing how you write and speak
- A content plan with themes and formats
- Finished pieces ready to publish
- Source notes and interview transcripts
- For books, an outline and a full manuscript
How we capture your voice
Your voice lives in how you explain things out loud: the examples you reach for, the opinions you hold firmly, the words you'd never use. We start with a longer interview about your work and views, read anything you've written before, and listen to talks or podcasts if you have them.
From that we write a short voice guide. Each piece then starts from a conversation or a voice memo, so the ideas and stories are always yours and the writing sounds natural when people who know you read it.
Formats and what they're good for
| Format | Good for |
|---|---|
| LinkedIn posts | Regular visibility with your professional network |
| Long-form articles | Depth, search traffic and something to link to |
| Newsletters | A direct relationship with readers you own |
| Guest posts | Reaching an established audience on another site |
| Speeches and talks | Events, conferences and internal moments |
| Books | Authority, a lasting body of thought and a strong introduction |
Writing a book with a ghostwriter
A book starts with a clear promise to the reader and an outline that delivers it. We work through the outline with you, then hold interview sessions chapter by chapter and write from the transcripts. You review each chapter, and we revise until it reads as your book.
We can prepare the manuscript for self-publishing or for a literary agent or publisher. Publishing decisions, contracts and the book's rights stay with you.
Honesty and credit
Ghostwriting is common and accepted when the ideas, experience and final approval belong to the named author. We never invent experiences, results or quotes, and we won't write academic work that you'd submit as your own for assessment.
What you need to give us
- An initial interview about your work and views
- A regular slot for short interviews or voice memos
- Examples of writing you admire
- Topics you want to be known for
- Topics or opinions you want to avoid
- Quick approvals so the rhythm keeps going
Building a sustainable rhythm
The people who build a reputation through writing are rarely the most brilliant writers; they are the most consistent. We agree a rhythm you can keep, such as a few LinkedIn posts and one longer article each month, and plan themes ahead so each piece builds on the last.
A short monthly planning call keeps the content tied to what is happening in your work: launches, lessons learned, questions from customers and opinions you've formed.
How ghostwriting works, step by step
Every step has a clear output you can review. Timing is agreed in your quote.
- 1
Voice interview
Your background, opinions, audience and goals, recorded and transcribed.
- 2
Plan
Themes, formats and a publishing rhythm you can sustain.
- 3
Capture
Short interviews or voice memos for each piece.
- 4
Write
Drafts in your voice, with sources checked.
- 5
Approve
You review and edit; nothing is published without your approval.
- 6
Refine
We update the voice guide from your edits so each draft gets closer.
Tools, and what shapes your quote
Pricing is based on your project and agreed in your quote. These are the things that move it.
| Factor | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Format and length | A book is a far larger project than a series of posts. |
| Publishing frequency | More pieces each month need more interviews and writing. |
| Research needs | Pieces that require data, sources or industry research take longer. |
| Number of revision rounds | Close collaboration on wording adds editing time. |
| Languages | Writing the same content in several languages adds work. |
| Area | Tools |
|---|---|
| Capture | Zoom or Google Meet recordings, voice memos, transcription tools |
| Writing | Google Docs, Notion, Grammarly or LanguageTool for checks |
| Publishing | LinkedIn, Substack, Beehiiv, your website CMS |
Common mistakes to avoid
What we see go wrong most often, and how a good project avoids it.
Generic thought leadership
Opinions anyone could hold don't build a reputation. Specific views and real stories do.
Inconsistent publishing
A burst of posts followed by silence builds little. A steady, sustainable rhythm works better.
Sounding unlike yourself
If colleagues wouldn't recognise your voice, the writing undermines trust.
Skipping approval
Never publish anything under your name that you haven't read and agreed with.
Frequently asked questions
Will it sound like me?
That is the main goal. We work from your interviews and voice memos, keep a voice guide, and adjust it from every edit you make.
Who gets the credit?
You do. The content is published under your name, and we don't claim authorship or show your work in our portfolio without permission.
How much of my time does it take?
A longer first interview, then short regular sessions or voice memos plus time to review drafts.
Can you write a whole book?
Yes. We outline the book with you, interview you chapter by chapter and write the manuscript for your review.
Do you post on LinkedIn for me?
We prepare posts ready to publish. Posting from your account stays with you or happens with your explicit approval and access.
Do you use AI to ghostwrite?
We may use AI for transcription or rough summaries. The writing itself is done by a person working from your words.
Can you write in German or Albanian?
Yes. We ghostwrite in English, Albanian and German.
Will you sign an NDA?
Yes, on request. We can sign an NDA before you share anything sensitive.
How is ghostwriting priced?
It is quoted on the formats, length, frequency and research involved.
Can you repurpose our podcast or talks into articles?
Yes. Recordings of talks, podcasts and webinars are excellent source material, and we turn them into posts, articles and newsletter issues.
Can you write for several people in one company?
Yes. We keep a separate voice guide for each person so their posts don't all sound the same.
What if I don't like a draft?
Tell us what feels wrong. Every edit you make teaches us your voice, and the voice guide is updated so the next draft is closer.
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- What happens next
- 1You tell us what you need
- 2We aim to reply within 24 hours with questions
- 3You get a written quote for your project