Ghostwriting for founders and experts, in a voice your colleagues recognise
I interview you, learn how you actually talk, and write LinkedIn posts, newsletters and essays that go out under your name. The test is simple: your closest colleague reads it and hears you.
For experts with more insight than time.
A ghostwriter will make me sound generic.
I write from your words, then edit for clarity.
Interviews first, drafts second.This usually fits when
- You have more to say than time to write it.
- Drafts start and never get finished.
- You tried AI drafts or a template agency, and the posts sounded like anyone.
- A launch, a fundraise or a new role means you need to be visible now.
How your voice is captured
Interviews
Short, regular conversations about your work, opinions and recent decisions, recorded with permission so your own phrasing survives.
Voice notes
I note the words you use and the ones you avoid, how you open an argument and how you disagree.
Drafts
Each piece starts from what you said. I shape and edit it, and I do not invent opinions you do not hold.
Approval
Nothing is published without your approval, and your edits teach me your voice faster.
What I write
- LinkedIn posts. Regular posts built on your experience and point of view.
- Newsletters. Longer pieces for readers who want your thinking in depth.
- Essays and articles. Opinion and thought-leadership pieces for your site or for publication.
Confidential by default
My name does not appear on anything I write for you, and I never mention a client without written permission. That commitment is in writing from the start, and it is also why my ghostwriting cannot be shown here.
What you can read
Client ghostwriting stays private. The essays on my blog are written in my own voice and show the craft I bring to yours.
- Meta Vision, my blogEssays on growth, positioning and writing.
- Ghostwriting and personal brandsHow I work with founders, clinicians and executives.
Questions before hiring
Is ghostwriting honest?
The ideas, experience and opinions are yours, and you approve every word. I help you say them clearly and regularly, the way an editor or a speechwriter would.
How much of my time does it take?
Usually a short interview every week or two, and a few minutes to review drafts. The rest is on my side.
Do you ghostwrite books?
This service covers LinkedIn posts, newsletters, essays and articles. Book projects are not part of it.