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Founder ghostwriting
You have a point of view. Let’s put it into words.
what we’re really solving
The job I can help with
The good material is often in the conversation: a decision you made, an opinion you can defend, a detail that explains why the business exists. I listen for it.
We shape that material for a founder page, a bio, a post, an article, or a script. You review the thinking and the voice before the work goes out under your name.
what’s in the folder
What you can expect
- Interview-led founder or leadership narrative
- Website and LinkedIn bios
- Opinion themes grounded in your experience
- Posts, articles, or scripts within the agreed scope
- Voice notes that help future content sound consistent
Final scope agreed before we start.
from first conversation to final full stop
How it comes together
We talk through your background, business, opinions, and intended audience.
I build the story and test the voice in a small set of examples.
You check that the thinking is yours, then I refine the agreed pieces.
We agree the scope
and price first.
Timing & investment
A fixed quote based on the pieces, research, and review involved. We agree on the deliverables, revision rounds, and schedule before work begins.
Talk through the scopegood things to know
A few questions
Do I need an extraordinary origin story?
A specific reason for building something is useful material. We work with the experiences and decisions that actually happened.
How do you learn my voice?
Conversation, existing posts, recordings, and your feedback. I pay attention to how you explain ideas and where your emphasis naturally falls.
Can this be ongoing?
Yes. We can agree on a regular interview rhythm, themes, and a manageable set of pieces.
the evidence is in the writing
Read the kind of work this calls for.
Repeat Gud
A founder introduction with a person inside it.
Shri Raghuvansh Timber
A family-business legacy, written for two voices.
Arospice
A food story with people and place in it.
04 / Your turn
Start with the version you’d tell on a call.
Tell me what you’re building and the thought you want to get across.
Talk through the brief