Ghostwriter for a technical white paper, $1,000. Short trial first

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Budget / Salary$800–1,000
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
We're looking for a few writers who can turn finished research into a white paper a smart, busy reader actually enjoys: clear, alive, and true to every number.

THE JOB

A technical white paper on a question in AI and technology, ghostwritten for our client. You write it from research we provide: the thesis, the findings, data tables and the author's notes. It runs 1,500 to 2,500 words, plus a short methodology appendix. No outside research. AI tools are allowed; just tell us which ones you used. It's due 48 hours after you're hired.

Pay: $1,000, fixed, in one milestone, released when the complete paper arrives. Everything, including payment, stays on Freelancer.com.

HOW WE CHOOSE

We read every application ourselves, and we're picky.

1. In your bid, link one piece of long-form writing you're proud of: at least 1,000 words, publicly posted, anything that explains or argues. Your own byline is best. A piece you ghostwrote is fine too: tell us whose name is on it and what you did.
2. If your piece is strong, we'll send you a short trial here in the chat: 250 to 300 words, written from a few invented research findings and a flat AI draft. It's unpaid and takes about an hour. We never use or publish trial text.
3. The best trials get the paper.

ABOUT THE CLIENT

The client is a US-based technology research firm. The work is ghostwritten: no byline, and the rights pass to the client.

PLEASE ANSWER IN YOUR BID

1. The link to your long-form piece, with one line on what it is and your role in it.
2. Do you accept ghostwriting with no byline anywhere and full transfer of rights to the client? (Yes or no.)
3. Are you free to take outside ghostwriting work, with no contract or employer agreement that stops you? (Yes or no.)
4. What do you usually charge for a paper like this?
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