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What exactly is ghostwriting? How do I work with a ghostwriter? How will my published book help me? Will I make money from book sales? What should I look for when choosing to work with a writer? |
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Business writing has a job to do. It has to roll up its sleeves and get to work. It has to attract. It has to capture and hold interest. It has to appeal. It has to motivate the reader to take some form of action. Einstein said that things should be as simple as possible but no simpler. While every complex concept can't be distilled to its essence in just a few words, keeping communication as simple as possible makes sense. |
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Speech Recognition Software |
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The purpose of business writing is to inform, instruct, or persuade. The question the writer needs answering is: what does this audience need to know now? Serious writing doesn't have to be somber. There is a place for humor in business. However, the following article is designed simply to amuse. You won't actually learn anything of use about voice recognition software. Read at your discretion. |
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Hello, I'm Christopher Richards, a ghostwriter for businesses and nonprofits. 
The end product of my work is a book, an article, a website, speech or script. But the vital ingredient is the relationship with you the client. My role varies because people have different needs. Sometimes I'm a writing coach, an editor, a co-writer, or I'll ghostwrite the whole work.
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You’re an expert. You know what you’re doing. You’ve copious notes and handouts. You’ve years of experience, and now it’s time to demonstrate your credibility: Show what you know. |
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If your company were a person, what would be its personality? Would it be warm, friendly, and attentive? Would it be impatient, efficient, or hopelessly baffled? Would it be different – just like everyone else? |
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