Ghost writing or authoritative content?
Most of the content I produce is published without a named author, such as product descriptions, landing pages, or website translations. These are typically presented under a brand or business voice, without the need for a specific byline. In these cases, I work to ensure the content feels cohesive with the overall site and brand identity.
Some clients prefer ghostwritten content published under their own name or a fictional author. This is especially common with blog posts or editorial content. I’m happy to write in a way that matches the tone and expertise level of your chosen voice, helping you build credibility and maintain consistency, even if you’re not the one writing the words.
In recent years, I’ve also seen a growing interest in publishing content under my own name, particularly in industries where authority and expertise (as per Google’s EEAT guidelines) matter. If you’re looking to enhance credibility by associating your content with a real, experienced author, I am open to having work published under my name and with links to prove my authenticity.
No matter your preference – unnamed, ghostwritten or attributed – I’m flexible and open to finding the right solution for your needs.