Weekly newsletters your subscribers actually open.

I ghostwrite newsletters for founders, coaches and consultants who know their list is valuable but never have time to write. You get one email a week in your voice, scheduled and ready to send.

“Open rates went from 31% to 52% in three months, and readers think I write every word.”

⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐

Nina F., executive coach

Ways to work together

Every client starts with a voice session so the writing sounds like you. Then we pick a format.

Ghostwritten newsletter

One issue a week, written, edited and scheduled in your email platform.

Voice & strategy

A voice guide, content pillars and a 12-week editorial calendar you can run yourself.

Growth audit

A review of your welcome sequence, signup page and best issues, with fixes ranked by impact.

“But it won’t sound like me.”

“But it won’t sound like me.”

That’s the right worry. Most ghostwritten newsletters read like they came out of a template.

I start with a 60-minute interview and your best emails, posts and talks. Every draft goes to you for a quick review before it’s sent, and by issue four most clients stop making edits.

Here is how it works in practice:

  • Drafts delivered three days before send

  • Unlimited edits on every issue

  • Works with Kit, Substack and beehiiv

  • Your list, your platform, your byline

What clients say about working with me

Every issue has to earn its place in the inbox.

I’ve sent 40 issues without writing one, and I get replies every week.

Chris B., consultant

Jules turned my scattered LinkedIn posts into a newsletter people forward.

Hannah W., design agency

My welcome sequence now books two discovery calls a week.

Owen G., fractional CFO

Former editor, chronic inbox reader

Your list is the one audience you own. Leaving it quiet costs you clients you never hear about.

But writing every week is hard when the business already takes all your time. So the newsletter slips, then stops.

I spent nine years as an editor at business publications before going independent. Now I write for six clients, every week, without missing a send.

My job is to make you sound like yourself on a good day, every week.

Former editor, chronic inbox reader

From first call to weekly send

Every voice is different, so I learn yours before I write a word. Three steps, and your first issues are ready within two weeks of the voice session.

1.

Discovery call

30 minutes on your audience, goals and current list.

2.

Voice session

A 60-minute interview, then a voice guide and your first three issues within two weeks.

3.

Weekly issues

A draft every week, ready for your quick approval.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which platforms do you work with?

Kit, Substack and beehiiv. I can also schedule on Mailchimp and most others.

How much does it cost?

Weekly newsletters start at $1,200 a month, all-inclusive.

Do I need a big list?

No. Most clients start under 2,000 subscribers. Consistency matters more than size.

Who owns the content?

You do. Everything goes out under your name, on your platform.

How much of my time does it take?

About 20 minutes a week to review the draft.

Can I pause?

Yes, with two weeks’ notice. Your editorial calendar stays yours.

Your list is waiting for this week’s issue

Book a 30-minute discovery call to see how a weekly newsletter would work for you. You’ll leave with three issue ideas either way.

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