Our process for ghostwriting is simplified:

1. Consultation: We discuss the project scope, objective, and timeline.

2. Agreement: A contract is developed with a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) that details terms, rights, and compensation - both are executed with signatures.

3. Research: Ms. Quesinberry gathers all necessary information from our client and other sources.

4. Outline: A detailed outline is created for client approval to ensure alignment with the vision of the work - whether a nonfiction book, a brand guide, an employee handbook, a service / industry written product, etc.

5. Drafting: Ms. Quesinberry writes a first draft incorporating client ideas and voice.

6. Revisions: The client reviews the draft and provides feedback, which Ms. Quesinberry uses to refine content.

7. Finalization: Ms. Quesinberry polishes the work until it meets the client’s satisfaction.

8. Delivery: The completed project is delivered to the client for publishing under their name "OR" is published through our sister publishing house, DonnaInk Publications, L.L.C., which includes:

   • ISBNs/Barcodes​

   • Front and Back Matter

   • Editorial

   • Layout and Design

   • Print and/or Hardcover Print-on-Demand

   • Picture/Image Layout

   • Table Layout

   • Distribution

   • Fulfillment

   • Production

   • And more.

This process ensures that the client’s thoughts and style are accurately represented in the final written product. Remember, each ghostwriting project is unique, and the process may be adjusted to fit the specific needs of the client and the project.

Our published works are able to be developed into many formats, including:

• Academic Journals: Scholarly publications for academic research.

• Anthologies: Collections of works (stories, poems, essays) by various authors.

• Audiobooks: Spoken-word versions of books, typically for listening.

• Calendars: Published annually with date tracking and often thematic imagery.

• Catalogs: Collections of items for sale, often with images and descriptions.

• Children’s Books: Books specifically designed for young readers with age-appropriate content.

• Comic Books/Graphic Novels: Storytelling through sequential art, often bound in a magazine format.

• eBooks: Digital books that can be read on e-readers, tablets, or smartphones.

• Hardcover Books: Durable and often used for first editions and special releases.

• Journals: Personal writing books, sometimes themed or guided.

• Logbooks: Used for recording specific types of information, such as scientific data or travel logs.

• Magazines: Periodicals that can be published on various schedules.

• Manuals/Guides: Instructional books that provide guidance on specific topics or products.

• Notebooks: General term for portable writing pads with various bindings.

• Photobooks: Books primarily composed of photographic images, with or without accompanying text.

• Poetry Collections: Books dedicated to poetry, ranging from single to multiple authors.

• Print Books: Traditional paperbacks and mass-market editions.

• Spiral Notebooks: Notebooks with a spiral binding, often used for academic or professional purposes.

• Workbooks: Interactive books designed for learning with exercises and activities.

These are just a few examples, and the dpInk continues to innovate with new formats and types of content.