I have a wonderful guest post for everyone today. It is from Mary Anne Hahn and I’m sure you will love it. Mary Anne is the person behind the International Association of Ghost Writers and this article is all about what you should have on your ghostwriting services website. I hope you enjoy it.
Web Site “Must Haves” for Ghost Writers
© 2010 by Mary Anne Hahn
These days, it pretty much goes without saying: your Web site is by far one of the most important tools in your ghost writing business arsenal. When done well, your site serves as a combination business card/brochure/showcase/order form/relationship builder. It might be the first impression you make on potential clients, or the most lasting one, so you want to get it right.
First of all, unless you possess highly proficient site building skills, you should consider hiring someone to build it for you. I didn’t with my own ghost writing site, and regret that—so much so that I will be having that site entirely redone in the near future. While things like WordPress, site builders and site templates have become increasingly sophisticated and easier for amateurs to use, they don’t hold a candle to what an experienced Web designer can do for you. From choosing eye-catching colors and graphics to hooking up plugins and widgets, a professional site designer can handle everything from developing a logo to setting up an online payment processing account.
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