Ghostwriting 

   Ghostwriting is a practice used by many authors and professionals to help get written publishable content without having to become competent in the art of writing. It is used by corporations, organizations, and businesses to write content on their behalf, or for people who need a professional writer but lack the skills or time necessary for the task. 

   Ghostwriting serves a variety of purposes, such as creating blog posts, books, scriptwriting, speeches, website content, interviews, or any other type of written material. Ghostwriters can come from a variety of backgrounds, including journalism, poetry, fiction, or non-fiction. A ghostwriter can be just as knowledgeable and informed as the originating author, but they often focus on the task of perfecting the writing to the needs of the customer. Ghostwriters do not necessarily receive credit for the work they do, but often will receive some form of compensation for the improved writing.

   In addition to providing written material, many ghostwriters help with research, book editing, article writing, layout and design, proofreading and printing services. They also provide invaluable assistance with the business and marketing side of the process, helping to build connections and relationships in the publishing world. Many authors have benefitted from the support ghostwriters have provided, including books and other works of non-fiction that would not have seen the light of day in such form.

   Ghostwriting has become quite an established practice, and many causes and agendas may benefit from its use. It is a great resource for authors and written professionals, allowing them to more effectively produce content without having to focus on perfecting the details of writing. From businesses to books and any number of other written works, ghostwriting is a popular and often highly successful tool.