Get A Ghostwritten Book
That’s As Extraordinary As You Are
“Michael is a good guy and a fine writer to work with.”
Alan Mullaly, former CEO of Boeing and Ford
“Thank you, Michael Levin, for making my best work even better.”
Legendary author Zig Ziglar
“I’d say my first-round draft pick for a coauthor was an extremely successful one.”
Baseball Hall of Famer Dave Winfield
“Hiring Michael Levin to help me get a book out was the smartest thing I’ve ever done for marketing my business.”
Steve Morton, Financial Advisor, Greensboro, North Carolina
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The
Problem
Your book will represent you and your firm to your prospects, your team members…to everyone in your world. Should that book be written by an inexperienced member of a giant ghostwriting company? Can you afford that risk? Or wouldn’t you rather work directly with one of the world’s most experienced and trusted ghostwriter/authors?
The Solutions
Choose as your ghostwriter New York Times best selling author Michael Levin, who has planned, written, edited, and published more successful books than anyone in the field.
You’ll have an outstanding, thoughtfully written book that lets you get your ideas and your brand into the world in a powerful, distinctive manner.
Michael’s clients close deals more quickly, charge more for their services, stand out from the competition, get top speaking gigs, and generally influence society through the dissemination of their ideas.
In his 30+ years as a ghostwriter, Michael has planned, written, or edited more than 800 business books…including two New York Times best sellers and two Amazon Kindle #1 business best sellers. So Michael understands the business world in a way that few generalist writers do.
The
Plan
The complete process takes roughly four months and requires no more than an hour of your time per week.
Most clients start with a “test drive” phase in which Michael creates the book plan and the first two chapters.
The test drive takes approximately three weeks. You’ll meet with Michael for two to three hours on the phone or Zoom to discuss your audience, what outcomes you want from the book, and what material you want the book to cover.
Once you have the results of the test drive, you’ll decide whether you want to go ahead and have Michael complete the book (with your guidance, criticisms, and changes as you receive each new chapter).
When the manuscript is done, you and Michael will go over it one more time and then Michael will have it copy edited and ready for publication. Michael will then guide you to the best service providers in the areas of book publishing, marketing, and distribution…including Simon & Schuster distribution into brick-and-mortar bookstores and even airport bookstores.
The Agreement
Your agreement will indicate that you alone have cover credit (Michael functions as a ghostwriter), that you own 100% of the copyright, and that you alone receive all income the book generates, whether it’s increased income or revenue in your business or practice, book royalties, speaking fees, and even TV/movie rights.
When you engage for the test drive, you have no obligation to complete the book with Michael. It’s his way of demonstrating to you that he can live up to your high expectations, without you having to commit to the entire process right off the bat.
The fee for the test drive is $10,000. The total fee is $65,000 for a book of up to 100 double spaced pages, $80,000 for up to 150 double spaced pages, and $95,000 for up to 200 double spaced pages.
The test drive fee is deducted from those fees, and the fee is typically broken up into four or five monthly installments. ACH and checks are accepted, although most clients prefer to use credit cards (so they can get points/miles for becoming an author!).
We offer a 5 percent courtesy discount if you want to do the book as a one-pay, and we also offer zero percent financing for six months through PayPal.
Then call Michael directly at (617) 543-3747 or email him at MichaelLevinWrites@gmail.com.
"From a very early age, perhaps the age of five or six, I knew that when I grew up I should be a writer. Between the ages of about seventeen and twenty-four I tried to abandon this idea, but I did so with the consciousness that I was outraging my true nature and that sooner or later I should have to settle down and write books."
-George Orwell
