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I have a confession to tell
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GM Thinkers! It’s Friday, and I have 0 plans for the weekend. On Tuesday, I got my resident permit to stay in Turkey for a few more months, so I’m enjoying the end of summer with a cool 27 degrees today. It’s all well and good, but I must tell you the truth. It’s confession time.
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A ghostwriter’s confession
I’m using Friend.tech to help you
A ghostwriter’s confession
I have no idea what I’m doing. I’m building a business currently generating $5k a month with a 99% profit margin, and I’m just winging it, learning as each new challenge presents itself.
And you know what? That’s absolutely normal. I’ve never run a ghostwriting business before, so how could I know it all already?
Nobody knows how to run a business until they’ve done so. Stop asking 100s of questions and get started. I said yes to my first ghostwriting enquiry while having a 6 figure job because I wanted to fuck around and find out if it would work.

I don’t have all the answers.
I don’t have a cold outreach template.
I don’t have a website or business card.
I don’t have a course to rely on when things get tough.
What I have is an infallible will to move forward. My #1 strength is my ability to not give a fuck about yesterday’s problem. When problems happen, I figure out how to solve them at that time.
If you can adopt a “0 fucks given” mentality and figure things as they come, you’ll be in a much better place eventually.
If you need help setting up your ghostwriting business, you can also contact me, and I’ll tell you the A-Z of my setup, process and monetisation plan.
I’m using Friend.tech to help you.
I have been receiving quite a few DM’s per day recently as I establish myself as a web3 ghostwriter.
Do you know the main questions I get? “How do you find clients?” and “How much do you charge?”.
I charge between $75 to $150 per hour if you want to get on a call with me. I used to hop on free calls all the time, but it’s not gotten to a point where it’s not sustainable anymore.
That’s why I’ve decided to join Friend.tech and use it as an AMA channel. You can buy my key, ask a question, and sell it afterwards if you want to recoup (most) of your money.
It seems like the most useful way I can monetise while still helping out my audience. That way, you can get your answers much cheaper since you can resell the key.
I'm a "micro-influencer" at best.
But I get 5-6 DMs a day asking me how to:
- Find ghostwriting clients
- Start a newsletter
- Grow on XThe truth is, I don't have time to hop on multiple calls a week.
I'll try Friend Tech as a way to answer all those questions.
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— Kelano.eth (@kelano_eth)
11:01 AM • Sep 21, 2023
Thanks for reading all the way through. If you have any feedback or want to get in touch, send me a DM on X