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Ghostwriting Rates
Ghostwriting
rates. They’re all over the place. But should
they be? The answer is a firm: It all depends.
Most people seeking out a ghostwriter first want
to know what ghostwriting rates they should
expect to pay.
Ghostwriting rates vary – wildly – because the
writing itself requires a wide variety of
skills. It includes not just writing talent, but
also the ability to communicate and work
together and to just about adopt the persona of
your client. This collaborative process will
usually start with a series of interviews
between writer and client.
Other ghostwriting rate variables concern the
medium. Is the writer creating a book, an
article, a website, a newsletter, advertorial,
blog or whatever?
When checking on ghostwriting rates, think
too about frequency. Ghostwriting an article
or website might be a one-time thing. Writing a
blog might be a one-time only event, but really
shouldn’t be, since blogs should be updated
regularly – sometimes even daily. So frequency
will absolutely affect ghostwriting rates.
Writing a book is another thing altogether.
Ghostwriting rates for books will be all
over the place. Writing a book can take a few
months or even a few years. Sometimes the
ghostwriting rate can include added assistance –
like helping find an agent or publisher, so
again there will be a wide variance in the
ghostwriting rate charged. Any added services
should be spelled out in your contract with the
writer.
Three final hints regarding ghostwriting
rates:
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Your clients should provide thorough notes and a detailed
outline.
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Your client may request one free round of changes on the
spelling and grammar of the completed work. Extra changes and
new pages should be charged at your basic editorial costs.
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When the project is completed, all rights to the work then
belong exclusively to the client.
Allison Nazarian is president and chief copywriter of Get
It In Writing, a Florida-based company that helps businesses
nationwide harness the power of words to sell, inform and
publicize. Allison can be reached at 561-989-8555 or
anazarian@getitinwriting.biz.
Copyright© Get It In Writing, Inc. May be reprinted without
permission of Get It In Writing, Inc and Allison Nazarian if in
full, unchanged format and with complete attribution to author.
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