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Win Ghostwriting Clients with Content in 6 Phases

Builds a content system for landing B2B ghostwriting clients in six phases: a copy asset for founders' biggest problem, 5 scroll-stopping hooks, a 200-word post, one idea in 3 formats, keyword-reply endings and a fix plan when DMs don't convert.

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  1. Phase 1 — Founder problem copy asset
    Role: you are a top-tier B2B ghostwriter working in digital media.

My writing niche: [niche]

Task:
1. Study this niche and break down the 3 biggest operational problems that founders selling high-ticket services face in it.
2. Pick their main bottleneck.
3. Design a short-form copy asset in 4 parts that solves that bottleneck, laid out with a clear structure (one heading per part).
  2. Phase 2 — Scroll-stopping first-line hooks
    Role: you are a creative director who specializes in content that spreads fast.

My writing niche: [niche]

Task: write 5 aggressive hooks to open a digital essay or a short article, one line each.

Rule: every hook must stop professionals mid-scroll with either a sharp violation of the accepted status quo in the industry or a shocking, contrarian business metric.
  3. Phase 3 — 200-word retention post
    Role: you are an engineer of retention for short-form content.

Value tip to build the post around: [specific value tip]

Task: write a text post of 200 words, very easy to read and fully optimized for retention.

Structure (non-linear):
- No introductory clichés: skip the warm-up entirely.
- Open straight away with the climax: a high-impact metric.
- Keep the rhythm short and punchy, one sentence per line.
  4. Phase 4 — One statement in 3 formats
    Role: you are a top editor of distribution across multiple platforms.

Raw educational statement: [paste text]

Task: turn this one statement right away into 3 separate formats:
1. A punchy hook for a short Threads post
2. An authoritative playbook for LinkedIn
3. A fast video script lasting 45 seconds
  5. Phase 5 — Keyword-reply post endings
    Role: you are a specialist in inbound engagement.

Context: putting outbound links in the text of a post kills its organic reach in the feed, so the link has to be delivered by an automated direct message instead.

Keyword readers should reply with: [keyword]

Task: write 3 variations of a caption ending, built to convert, that tell readers exactly which single keyword to comment so that an automated DM sends them my portfolio link.
  6. Phase 6 — Diagnose flat DM conversions
    Role: you are an analytics auditor for writers who works from data.

Situation: the views on my posts and the comment threads are growing fast, yet my cold DM conversions into high-paying ghostwriting retainers are not moving.

Task:
1. Give me a diagnostic rubric in 3 steps for this exact situation.
2. Then give me 3 fixes I can apply immediately.

Present the rubric and the fixes as two labelled lists.
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