This is a YouTube video titled "Our most successful ghostwriting student." It contains a conversation between two speakers discussing the journey of one speaker into ghostwriting, their experience with a premium ghostwriting academy, and the growth in their revenue. The dialogue focuses on learning, avoiding mistakes, and business progress in the ghostwriting field. There is no indication that Nicolas Cole is one of the speakers.
What got you into ghostwriting?
I started a mortgage company and I was looking for a way out. Loved writing and I'd seen people blowing up on Twitter and decided I'm pretty good writer. Like, I want to test my hand at this. So I actually started freelancing and then two months after that took my first client.
So what made you join our premium ghostwriting academy?
So I'd followed you and Dickie when you guys put out an email saying that you were going to release something ghostwriting related. There's nothing out there in the space and I was clueless and thought this would be a no brainer. To download the lessons that you've learned building a ghostwriting agency in the past.
What's the biggest thing you've learned since joining pga?
You can just avoid so many mistakes. Your whole curriculum kind of lays out what some of those mistakes can be. I've made some of these mistakes, but I've avoided so many more because I've had access to somebody who's built a ghostwriting agency. I've just gotten to where I am without a lot of the same pain that you had to go through, which I'm very thankful for.
How much revenue were you doing in the beginning and how much are you doing now?
Back when I started, 2,505 grand. Six grand. Right now I've averaged $40,000. I'd attribute a large portion of it to PG.
