They set everything up, from categories to author page, without me worrying. Post-launch support could be a little more extensive for first-time authors.
It was easy to update, and it looked professional right from the start. More training on advanced features would have been nice for a beginner like me.
The drawings were full of color, life, and captured my characters perfectly. I wish they had given a few more style options at the beginning.
My ebook looked perfect on Kindle and my print copy was clean and polished. Maybe offer a quick guide to help beginners understand formatting choices better.
The binding and paper quality were better than I even expected. Delivery time could be a little quicker, especially for urgent launches.
The ghostwriter really listened to my story and kept the style natural and authentic. The draft took a little longer than I expected, but it was worth the wait.
They designed a cover that not only looked professional but really fit my book’s theme. I would have liked an extra round of revisions just to explore more options.
I really liked how they handled Amazon ads and social media campaigns for me. Updates sometimes came later than I wanted, but overall the team was supportive.
The writer’s ability to transform overly formal chapters into a candid, relatable narrative using my personal voice notes and family letters. Infusing raw anecdotes and humor created a story readers describe as “like sitting down with me over coffee”—exactly the intimate tone I wanted. The initial draft leaned too heavily on a detached, biographical style. Encouraging clients to share personal materials before starting the first draft might help avoid mismatched tones early in the process.
The ghostwriter’s ability to weave raw, emotional anecdotes from my voice notes and family stories into the manuscript, transforming detached chapters into a narrative that readers now say captures my voice “perfectly—quirks and all.” The initial drafts leaned too heavily on a biographical tone. Proactively requesting personal voice notes or anecdotes earlier in the process could help avoid a generic starting point.