Carol Tice - Ghostwriter
Business book author and ghostwriter, award-winning business journalist and blogger
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Overview
Freelance nonfiction book ghostwriter, bylined author & co-author. Traditional print books include "How They Started: How 25 Good Ideas Became Great Companies" [Crimson Business 2012] --this one started out as a ghostwriting gig, but they ended up giving me a byline!--and "The Pocket Small Business Owner's Guide to Starting Your Business on a Shoestring." Also the author of 12 self-published ebooks, including How to be a Well-Paid Freelance Blogger, and put in 12 years as a staff journalist, filing 3-4 stories a week. If you need an accomplished business storyteller who can work fast, let's talk!
Contact me for book-ghosting contracts over $25K, and content projects over $1K.
Contact me for book-ghosting contracts over $25K, and content projects over $1K.
Services
Languages
English (US)
Non-Fiction
Business & Management
Finance & Accounting
Law
Self-Help & Self-Improvement
Awards
- SABEW Best in Business, multiple Society of Professional Journalism awards; multiple mentions in Writer's Digest's Top 101 Websites for Writers
Work experience
Owner
Self-employed
December, 2005
–
Present
(over 15 years)
Author of 2 traditional print books (one ghostwritten) -- How They Started: How 25 Good Ideas Became Great Businesses (Crimson Business 2012) and The Pocket Small-Business Owner's Guide to Starting Your Business on a Shoestring (Allworth/Skyhorse Press 2013). Plus 12+ ebooks for freelance writers, including The Recession-Proof Freelancer.
My business clients have included Costco, American Express, Alaska Airlines, Deloitte, Labor Ready, ChemPoint, Milliman. Publications include Forbes, Entrepreneur, Delta Sky, Alaska Beyond, Horizon Air, Seattle Magazine, Seattle Business, the Seattle Times. Not bad for a college dropout, hm? If you're looking for a writer with street smarts, I'm it.
Prior to this freelance stint, I was a staff journalist for 12 years, for the Puget Sound Business Journal in Seattle, and home-improvement trade publication National Home Center News. I've interviewed Bezos, Brotman, Nordstrom, Cuban, and many more.
My blog, Make a Living Writing, has 1000 posts and is read by 1M viewers a year. I have over 15,000 blog subscribers. If you need to develop content that builds an audience...I know a few tricks. ;-) See my Forbes stats in the graphics below for how I drove 2.5 million unique visitors to the site with just 164 posts.
Portfolio (5 selected works)
How They Started
David Lester
Most businesses that close their doors have one thing in common: They ran out of money. Don’t let this happen to you. This indispensable book, part of Allworth’s popular Pocket Small Business Owner’s Guide series, will help you to save money on every aspect of your business, from advertising to overhead. With invaluable cost-cutting tips for all types of businesses, from e-commerce and home-ba... read more
Learn how to make money from a blog without ads or hype – from a blogger who began earning six figures online when she had less than 2,000 subscribers! Now, you can use the simple formula developed by multi-book author and top blogger Carol Tice—who earns over $500,000 a year from her multi-award-winning Make a Living Writing blog—to earn money from your blog.What are the secrets of earning bi... read more
13 Ways to Get the Writing Done Faster: Two pro writers share their secrets (Make a Living Writing Book 1)
Formichelli, Linda, Tice, Carol
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