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Executive Ghostwriting

By Dan Kurtz 1 min read

Executive ghostwriting is the practice of a writer producing content in an executive’s voice, based on interviews, transcripts, and voice notes. The executive stays the author of the ideas; the writer handles the assembly.

Traditional ghostwriting takes weeks per piece and costs $200–500 an hour. Voice-model-assisted ghostwriting compresses the timeline to days at a fraction of the cost, while sounding indistinguishable from the executive on a good day.

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