Executive Ghostwriting
Long-form and social ghostwriting for founders, executives, and experts who need to give their thinking a form others can read, remember, and share.
The work
The people closest to your work may already understand the depth is there. Clients hear it. Partners hear it. Investors hear it. Teams hear it. Referrals hear it once someone makes the introduction.
But everyone else gets what they can see.
If the public record is thin, scattered, stale, or generic, the right people have to work too hard to understand why you are credible. They need the call. The warm intro. The private explanation. The forwarded deck. The person in common who can vouch for you.
Ghostwriting gives your thinking a form that can travel before you do: long-form pieces, social posts, founder notes, essays, and owned-channel writing that show how you see the work, where your judgment comes from, and why the right people should take you seriously.
Engagement structure
The base engagement covers one subject and one primary publishing channel. Every engagement begins with a three-month minimum. Additional channels or additional subjects can be added when the work shares the same company context, editorial direction, and approval rhythm.
$4,000/month
One subject. One primary publishing lane. A steady rhythm of public work drawn from real thinking.
Choose one
Newsletter
X / Threads / Bluesky
Founder notes or owned blog
Includes
Editorial direction
Source-material extraction
Ghostwriting and revision
Draft review and final approval
+$2,000/month
A second publishing lane for the same subject, built from the same source material and editorial direction.
Common pairings
Newsletter + LinkedIn
Newsletter + X
LinkedIn + founder notes
Owned blog + social excerpts
Includes
Channel-specific direction
Drafts written for the channel, not pasted across platforms
Repurposing and reframing
Draft review and final approval
+$3,000/month
A second founder, executive, partner, or senior voice inside the same company or team.
Common additions
CEO + CTO
Founder + partner
CEO + head of product
Multiple senior experts
Includes
Voice capture
Source-material extraction
Ghostwriting for one channel
Narrative alignment
How the work happens
The work moves through three recurring modes: finding the source material, turning it into something strong enough to carry your judgment, and getting it into the world with enough consistency to matter.
01
Extract
We pull from the places your thinking already lives: calls, notes, recordings, drafts, talks, interviews, memos, internal documents, sales conversations, and recurring arguments. When the material does not already exist, we use focused one-to-one calls to extract the thinking for one or more pieces as efficiently as possible.
02
Shape
The raw material gets turned into something with a real spine: a clear argument, useful distinction, narrative, post, issue, or essay. Weak claims get pressed. Vague ideas get sharpened. Repetition gets organized. Anything that sounds impressive but does not actually say something gets cut.
03
Publish
Finished work is prepared for the channel where it belongs, with the right framing, voice, structure, and rhythm. The point is not to keep throwing one-off posts into the feed. The point is a public body of work that makes your judgment visible before the first conversation.
You already have real expertise, judgment, and hard-won points of view.
Your private reputation is stronger than your public body of work.
You want the right people to understand what you think before they book a call, make a referral, invite you in, or compare you to someone shallower.
You think well in conversation and want someone who can extract, challenge, structure, and write from that material.
You care about substance, accuracy, and reputation more than volume.
You want cheap content at scale.
You want someone to invent your expertise for you.
You want viral posts detached from your actual reputation.
You want a ghostwriter who simply takes orders and never pushes back.
You want to test this for one month and see if LinkedIn magically becomes a growth channel.
When the writing has not been happening
Tell me who you are, what the work needs to accomplish, and why the writing has not been happening. If the fit is real, we will talk through the right structure and starting scope. If it is not, I will tell you directly.
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