I offer ghostwriting across six content formats: blog and article writing (800–3,000 words, SEO-optimised), website copywriting (homepage, About, Services, and landing pages), LinkedIn ghostwriting (posts, articles, and content calendars), email newsletters (weekly or monthly), thought leadership content (guest articles, whitepapers, case studies, and opinion pieces for industry publications), and social media content (captions and post copy for Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and X). All content is written in your voice, under your name, with 100% confidentiality.
Yes — voice matching is the most important element of ghostwriting and the one I invest the most time in. Before writing begins, I study samples of your existing content (articles, social posts, emails, or interview transcripts), complete a voice briefing with you (or review a detailed questionnaire), and identify your specific communication characteristics: formal vs conversational, vocabulary preferences, sentence length patterns, use of humour or technical terminology, and the level of detail you typically go into. The first draft should read immediately as yours — if it doesn’t, revisions are included until it does.
Absolutely — confidentiality is fundamental to ghostwriting. I never disclose client names, never reference ghostwritten work in my own portfolio without explicit written permission, and never discuss the existence of a ghostwriting arrangement with third parties. An NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement) is available on request and is standard for clients who require it. All content is delivered with full intellectual property rights transferred to you — the content is yours, completely and permanently, from the moment it’s delivered.
Yes — SEO optimisation is standard in every blog and article I produce, not an optional add-on. Before writing begins, I conduct keyword research to identify the primary keyword, secondary keywords, and semantically related terms your article should target. The content is then structured with a keyword-optimised H1, logical H2 and H3 subheadings, natural keyword integration throughout the body (never stuffed), an optimised introduction, and a meta title and meta description written to maximise click-through rate from search results. Every article is also reviewed for readability (targeting Grade 8–10 level) and internal linking opportunities.
Yes — for clients on monthly content packages, I can handle the full publishing workflow in WordPress: formatting the article, adding the featured image, configuring the Yoast or Rank Math SEO settings (meta title, description, focus keyword), setting categories and tags, and scheduling the post for publication. This removes the last friction point in your content workflow entirely — you review and approve the Google Doc draft, and the article appears on your website on schedule without any further action from you.
A standard 1,000–1,500 word SEO blog article typically takes 3–5 business days from brief confirmation to first draft delivery. Longer articles (2,000–3,000 words) take 5–7 business days. Website copywriting projects (full site) typically take 7–14 business days depending on the number of pages. LinkedIn content calendars (monthly batch) take 5–7 business days. Rush delivery (within 48 hours for shorter pieces) is available on request. Revision turnarounds are typically within 1–2 business days. Timelines are confirmed at project start and I communicate proactively if anything changes.