Ghostwriters on Twitter should target wealthy founders and CEOs who can afford to pay for growth, not smaller agency owners scraping for leads. The question isn't who needs your skill, but who has the money to pay for it.
Who on Twitter could benefit from this skill and pay me the most? That's the question you need to ask. Most people only ask half the question. Who on Twitter can benefit from this skill? Now, if you were a ghostwriter, a lot of people could benefit from that skill, but who can pay you the most? The agency owner that's struggling to land leads, or the founder and the CEO who's running a multi-million dollar company who kind of just wants to grow Twitter on the side, and he's just like, you know what, I'll pay you, just do it. Those are the people you need to go for.
