Experienced Non-Fiction Ghostwriter Needed for 15,000-Word Report on Making Money Online

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Job Description

I'm looking for an experienced ghostwriter to write a practical, engaging, and well-researched Report of approximately 15,000 words.

Working Title

Laptop Income Blueprint: 25 Proven Online Businesses Ranked by Start-Up Cost, Difficulty, Income Potential, and Time to Profit

The target audience is complete beginners who want to build an online income using only a laptop and an internet connection.

This is not a "get rich quick" book. The tone should be realistic, encouraging, and practical.

I already have the report title, subtitle, and a detailed table of contents. Your job is to turn the outline into a high-quality manuscript.

What I Need

•At least 15,000 words

• Original content (No AI-generated content) – I will check with AI contents detectors.

• Well-organized chapters

• Conversational and easy-to-read writing style

• Accurate and up-to-date information

• Practical examples where appropriate

• Smooth transitions between chapters

• UK English

• Proper grammar and formatting

• Ready for publishing

Writing Style

The writing should feel like an experienced entrepreneur is explaining everything to a friend.

Avoid:

• Fluff

• Repetition

• Buzzwords

• Overhyped claims

• "Get rich quick" language

• Robotic or AI-sounding writing

Instead, focus on:

• Clarity

• Practical advice

• Honest expectations

• Actionable steps

• Reader engagement

Each Business Chapter Should Include

• What the business is

• How it makes money

• Startup cost

• Difficulty level

• Time to first income

• Income potential

• Skills required

• Pros

• Cons

• Who it's best suited for

• First five steps to get started

• Common mistakes

• Final recommendation

Deliverables

• Microsoft Word (.docx)

• Proper chapter headings

• Table of contents

• Grammarly-checked

• Completely original work

• Ready for final editing before Kindle publication

Rights

I will own all the rights to the completed work once you are fully paid, including but

not limited to resale rights, byline rights and copyrights.

I actually need several of these types of reports, so if the quality of your work is great

and your prices and turn-around time are fair we will hire you for all or many more of our

projects.

I am looking to pay $150.00 for this project

When bidding, please state how quickly you can get this done

Requirements

Please apply only if you have experience writing:

• Kindle books

• Business books

• Entrepreneurship

• Online business

• Personal finance

• Side hustles

When applying, please include:

1. Links or samples of similar books you've written.

2. Your estimated turnaround time.

3. Your fixed-price quote.

4. The word "Blueprint" at the beginning of your proposal so I know you've read the entire job description.

5. Briefly explain how you research topics before writing.

I am looking for someone who can produce a report that readers genuinely find useful and worth recommending.

There is also the possibility of additional reports in this series for the right writer.

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