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Your team doesn’t have the extra time to take on a large-scale, writing-intensive project like overhauling your website or project managing a new marketing campaign – but you also don’t have time to train and micromanage an inexperienced, fresh-out-of-college freelancer.

You’ve written a draft of an article, whitepaper, or case study, and you need a fresh set of eyes to offer feedback and suggestions for improving clarity, general flow, or organization.

Your firm needs someone to take over all aspects of a major writing project, from planning and organization to writing and general project management – and you’re working with a tight deadline.

Your team needs well-written, engaging marketing collateral that connects with potential clients and clearly communicates why you are the best attorneys for the case.

If you’re like most of our clients, you probably identify with one (or all!) of these scenarios. You need a professional, experienced writer who will step in and learn your firm’s unique service offerings, pain points, differentiators, and ideal clientele – in a day or two. You need a combination project manager/editor with an eye for quality content and an unwavering commitment to your timeline.

A Smart, Responsive, Deadline-Driven Writing Team

The Writers For Hire has decades of experience providing writing, editing, and project management services for clients in dozens of specialized, highly technical industries.

  • Your new writing team includes a project manager, writer, and editor who work collaboratively, becoming a seamless extension of your in-house teams.
  • Award-winning project management software means we can organize massive amounts of content efficiently.
  • We are comfortable with quick turnaround times.
  • Your writers are adept at coming up-to-speed fast to take on complex long-term and last-minute projects.
  • Our smart teams have backgrounds in fields such as legal, healthcare, IT, science, engineering, and oil & gas.

Consider us for projects in:

Corporate Websites

Whether you’re giving an outdated site a complete overhaul or building a new site from scratch, our team can handle every part of the project – including content development, project management, navigation planning, SEO strategy, and SME feedback coordination.

Thought Leadership

Position your firm’s SMEs as industry experts with a series of white papers or thought leadership pieces, including blogs, ebooks, landing pages, and trade editorial.

Editing

Our seasoned editors can review your existing material – whether it’s a case study, a whitepaper, or a piece of corporate communication – and offer helpful, constructive feedback.

Proofreading

Our team can provide high-volume proofreading services for even the most demanding workloads, ensuring accurate, error-free drafts of your firm’s written material. We can also codify proofreading guidelines for your entire organization.

Topics Covered Include:

  • Content-based education (CBE).
  • Wearable technology.
  • Preventive care.
  • The Affordable Care Act and Medicare/Medicaid reimbursement.
  • The CFO’s role in transforming health care organizations.
  • Programmatic marketing.
  • Big Data.
  • Call center outsourcing.
  • “Design thinking” as a process improvement strategy for hospitals.

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What Kind of Author Are You?

Choose as many as apply.


Subject matter expert

Academic

Executive

Speaker

Businessperson

Consultant

Politician

Brand advocate

Founder

Autobiographer

Company representative

Tribal representative

Family historian

Someone with something to say

Creative

Thought leader

Influencer or celebrity

Gift giver (I’m shopping for someone else)

What Qualities Do You Value Most in a Ghostwriter?

Rank from 1 to 20


Superb planner and organizer

Great listener and interviewer

Detail-oriented

Background knowledge in my subject

Fun to work with

Proactive in making suggestions

Good at following directions

Energetic and upbeat

Unflappable

Quick-witted and clever

Stickler for factual accuracy

Easily understands complex technical, financial, or business subjects

Similar belief system (religion, politics, etc.)

Creative

Clear and concise writer

Inspiring writer

Engaging storyteller

Collaborative

Cares about the project

What Type of Book Do You Want?

Choose all that apply.


Genealogy

Family history

Company history

Guidebook or reference

Cookbook

Coffee table book

Non-fiction

Trade specific

Fiction

Autobiography

Memoir

Including photos

Including illustrations

Including graphs or charts

>200 pages

100 to 200 pages

<100 pages

For friends and family

For mass publication

For technical or niche audience

For young adults or children

Answer

What Type of Ghostwriter Do You Need?
Well, a ghostwriter from The Writers Hire, of course!

Ok, so we didn’t produce a magic auto-generated name based on your answers.
But, we do have a real human who will review your responses and gather an amazing writing team, just for you.

Input your contact information below. We’ll review your personal communication style, goals, and preferences to find the best match among our team of over 25 writers, editors, and project managers.
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Wintress Odom - Owner / Editor-in-chief

Wintress founded The Writers For Hire in 2003 after freelancing for several years as a copywriter and editor. She has overseen, edited, proofread, or written copy for over 100 clients and is happy to have maintained long-term relationships with many of her first customers. Wintress is an exceptional proofreader and editor and has a gift for organizing large projects, including large technical manuals and manuscripts. Her educational background includes graduating cum laude from Rice University in 2000, studying at Cologne Gymnasium in Germany, and graduating valedictorian from The Science Academy of South Texas in 1994.

Kathleen Kimm-Rinchiuso - Office Manager

Unofficially, Kathy is known around the office as “the other half of Wintress’ brain”: In her capacity as office admin, she helps Wintress keep track of projects and meetings; reminds her of upcoming deadlines; and serves as the point of communication between Wintress and the rest of the TWFH team. In her more official role of office administrator and project manager, she keeps tabs on all current projects, from drafting proposals and project timelines to working directly with writers and editors to keep projects on track. Kathy is particularly awesome at making sure that all of our website projects run smoothly, and she’s got a gift for translating potentially confusing web development jargon into plain English, so our website clients always know exactly what’s happening and why. When she’s not at work, Kathy loves singing along to musicals with her two daughters.

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