Business articles, white papers, interviews, speeches, newsletters, pitch-decks, and business books for founders and thought-leaders

A book can be a tremendous asset for a business or entrepreneur. The right book will open the right doors—it can enhance and professionalise an entire organisation. For this reason, ghostwriting has become a common service in the corporate world. Our business ghostwriters work with top professionals, new startups, and established founders. We craft professional and formal written work that is appropriate for all business purposes and contexts. Industry-leading company directors have vision and story but they will need a ghostwriter to combine their message with the right amount of corporate biography and family history. To boost your profile, consider creating something commercially lucrative or sharing your company’s history.

Business Books

Weaving together corporate history with a vision for the future or sharing a lifetime of business insight and experience, your book can elevate your company amongst its competitors — while both entertaining and informing a wider reading public. We work with industry leaders and leadership professionals to help them share their stories, articulate their vision, and unlock new possibilities for impact and engagement.

Business Articles

There are many ways to promote your message, and a carefully placed business article can help you shape the conversation and allow you to reach new audiences. Our experienced ghostwriters will craft your material to fit any format; from guest posts and webpages to popular magazines, and even academic journals.

Newsletters

We deliver well-researched high-quality newsletters that help companies stand out in their trade. Whether the goal is to provide regular updates for existing clients or to engage potential new investors, we work with professional writers to create dynamic and engaging content — discussing recent events, highlighting current opportunities, and promoting your services in an ever-changing environment.

Web Content

A professional and well-polished webpage will often be the first impression you make with a new client. It needs to stand out, with clean and concise writing, and neatly packaged information. Our writers work internationally with a range of clients to help them convey their message effectively and efficiently, maximising their online impact.

The Process

1. Contact us with as much information as you can. What is the book? Who are you? What is your business? What is the reason for commissioning this title? Send us your links!

2. You will meet us for a 1:1 to unpack your story, brainstorm and zero in on what the message of the book is – and what your publishing goals are. In-person or on Zoom.

3. Once we’re in contract, you will start discussions with your ghostwriter. You’ll have a pile of notes and related documents, or even a first draft of the book, which we’ll spend time studying.

4. Gradually, the first draft proposal or skeleton will form, and we’ll have a sample chapter to trial. This style needs to convey your mission to the reader in a tone that is consistent.

5. Once you agree the sample writing aligns with your personality and business, we will produce the rest of the text. During this process, you will be expected to make time for interviews online or in person.

6. When the first draft has been delivered, you will want to add notes and comments. Your writer will then integrate this feedback to produce a second draft, which will go through editorials, proofreading and packaging. This process repeats as is necessary.

7. We can begin submissions to literary agents. If you want to self-publish, you will have the items you will need to do so.

Business owners often choose to self-publish their business books, as they want to retain their profits and control the design and marketing process. Some specialist hybrid publishers we recommend operate in much the same way as traditional publishers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you write business books?

Yes, we do, and there are different types. They typically combine some form of corporate biography with a more technical or specialist agenda. Leaders and entrepreneurs often have a vision, story or a unique angle on things that they want to share. This can be combined with the objective of selling a product or a service or creating some form of cultural change. Business books are an excellent asset for business owners and entrepreneurs as they help companies and brands stay focused on their mission and share this with the world.

What are some of the benefits of writing a business book?

You may have a vision, message or a story to share, but you will need help articulating it – to intellectualise the idea; getting everything down on paper into a book is the best way to do this. A ghostwriter can help with this process, combining your message with the appropriate amount of corporate biography and family history. A business book is an excellent way of grounding your company and brand – and the direction you are heading in one definite location. It allows staff and associates to group around business basics and values. They, as well as your competition, will take a business book much more seriously than other written content. For this reason, having a business book that clarifies your services, values, mission, philosophy and everything you want to share is tremendously beneficial.

Can you help me get my business book published?

Our goal will be to find you a literary agent who will sign you as a new author and negotiate the best deal with publishers on your behalf. If we have explored and attempted all options for securing a traditional publishing deal, and are unsuccessful, we can explore alternative distribution means via hybrid publishers and/or big and reputable self-publishers.

What is business writing?

Business writing can come in many forms. LinkedIn articles, white papers, business books, blogs, articles for journals, book proposals, newspapers and more.