Broke Writers Make Six Figures With This Ghostwriting Blueprint

I replaced my full-time income in 11 months writing for others and nobody knows my name

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I started ghostwriting five years ago with $43 in my bank account and a laptop that crashed twice a day.

Today, I make six figures helping others tell their stories. But not how most articles tell you.

Most advice about ghostwriting is written by people who’ve never actually done it.

They talk about “finding your passion” and “networking with CEOs.”

Yeah, right.

I’m going to share what actually works in 2025, not what worked in 2010 or what never worked at all.

First Things First: What Ghostwriting Really Is

Ghostwriting means you write stuff for someone else, and they put their name on it.

That’s it.

Books, articles, emails, social media posts — all can be ghostwritten.

The best part?

Nobody ever needs to know you wrote it.

Your client looks smart, and you get paid. Win-win.

Where the Money Actually Is