When searching for a ghostwriter for your project, you have myriad options available.
You can go with a distinguished company (usually for a hefty price), a self-employed individual who focuses solely on writing services, or even a college graduate who is looking for experience but still has proficiency.
With so many choices, which one should you choose? For starters, it's best to narrow down your search by focusing on what will fulfill your needs.
Do you plan to write a book, have it published, and market it nationally? Perhaps a multipurpose publishing company which offers ghostwriting services as well as distribution would be the best choice.
Would you like a more one-on-one approach with an individual instead of hassling with a company? Maybe a ghostwriter in business exclusively for this cause can offer a more informal, friendly working relationship.
If you're looking for a more cost-effective course where quality and professionalism aren't a must, possibly you can enlist a recent college graduate who's eager to write yet "inexperienced" with actual book writing.
Once you've made your selection of the type of writer you want, it's best to shop around and ask specific questions to your final candidates.
Here are a couple of inquires you can try: 1.
Would you be willing to offer a sample of a couple of pages at no cost so I may see your writing style? 2.
What type of compensation do you require (i.
e.
, upfront sum, per page, by the hour, etc.
)? 3.
How do you prefer we communicate (i.
e.
, phone, email, etc.
) and are you willing to meet in person? The most important thing is to make sure you have selected a writer that best satisfies the requirements for your time frame, budget, and expectations.
Doing so will minimize the headaches during the process, yielding better results.