Twitter /X ghost writer for hire

I am a Twitter /X ghost writer who can help you get more Twitter/X followers and build your brand.

  • I'll save you time so you can focus on your top priorities
  • I grew a YC founder's followers from 250 to 2,500 in 4 months.
  • An SEO agency client scored over 6,000 likes in one day that I wrote for them - the tweet was seen by 1.3 million people.
  • Another client secured a new coaching client within the first week of my writing tweets for him.

Who I typically work with:

• Y Combinator grads

• CEOs of $100m SaaS companies

• Founders with 7-9 figure exits

• Bootstrappers/indie hackers making six figures in revenue

I have also written for tech brands. I write the popular High Signal newsletter so I have an excellent knowledge of emerging trends in tech and I know what founders and developers like to see on Twitter/X.

Clients say they like working with me because I offer a highly personal approach, unlike a big agency where each client is just a number.

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Testimonials

"Pete made the whole process easy and was fantastic to work with. He was incredibly receptive to feedback and quickly nailed my authentic tone, which saved me a huge amount of time and helped me finally stay consistent on the platform." Isaac Flath, AI Consultant and Software Engineer
"I was very impressed by your response to requests and guidance. When I wanted things adjusted or altered, you were good at changing direction. It's also helpful to have a writer who understands the startup world– your responses and tweets were relevant and engaging.” Luke Versweyveld, founder of Startup Founder Daily
"When I went on sabbatical I hired Pete to post on Twitter for me. I really appreciated his help with things. He did great work!" Chris Mikulin, co-founder of Kulin marketing agency

Twitter /X ghostwriting services

I can help with

• improving your profile

• creating a strategy on what to post

• writing tweets for you

• re-purposing long-form content into posts

• engaging with other founders

• following relevant people in your niche

I specialize in writing for:

• SaaS and AI companies
• founders and CEOs
• no-code companies
• bloggers & newsletter writers
• agencies
• course makers
• marketers

Not a good fit:

• crypto & web3
• real estate or other regulated industries
• sports

More about me

I am from Scotland and live in Edinburgh. I enjoy working with clients all over the world, especially Americans. I taught myself to code in 2019 and then began my entrepreneurship career with the No CS Degree website. This taught me how to write great social media posts and grow my Twitter/X following to over 9,000 people.

Now I'm a full-time ghostwriter for founders. I work with a small number of clients so I can offer you excellent client service. In addition to being a Twitter/X expert, I also offer LinkedIn ghost writing services and SEO services like keyword research and article writing.

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What is a Twitter ghostwriter?

A ghostwriter is someone who writes on behalf of someone else. In my case, I write tweets for entrepreneurs. So it appears as if they have written the tweets themselves.

This solves a problem for them of being too busy to write posts on Twitter/X or not being sure what to write in the first place.

How Twitter ghostwriting works?

I either write tweets in a twitter scheduling tool so the client can see what I'm going to send out in advance or I write drafts in a Google sheet for them to check. Clients pay me on a monthly basis.

I charge depending on how much output you need, if you need threads and whether it's a personal account or a company account as well. I can also find great accounts for you to follow and engage with - for instance, here are some bootstrapped founders to follow on Twitter

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My Twitter/X writing experience

I've grown my personal Twitter/X to over 9,000 followers and my No CS Degree company Twitter/X to over 8,400 followers. Both of these accounts could be higher if I engaged in some of the mindless tweets but I prefer to keep a higher quality conversation going. Check out my own profile:

Twitter profile for Pete Codes

Here's an example of sharing advice from a developer without a CS degree about breaking into tech:

I mainly tweet about tech, startups, coding and marketing. So I'm well suited to be a ghost writer for you if you work in any of these areas. I also like to add personal stories to tweets as well as I have seen that people like to know the whole person.

This is my best performing tweet according to the Chrome plugin Twemex:

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Why hire a ghost writer for Twitter/X?

Essentially, people pay me because I know how to write tweets that gain them followers, improve their image, spark conversations and gain them new clients. I analyse what works for each client and I'm good at adopting their voice when I tweet.

So if you never uses emojis, I will take note of that and not use emojis when I write for you. I can basically write tweets for you in a way which won't arouse any suspicion that you are using a ghost writer.

I save my clients a lot of time by writing tweets for them. My clients are busy entrepreneurs who don't have time to post on Twitter/X. I'm good at remixing content for Twitter/X. So I can go through a podcast interview, find the best quotes, and add them to Twitter.

How many tweets a day to grow?

I generally recommend that clients should post 1-3 tweets per day. Nothing bad will happen if you miss the odd day but a Twitter/X profile that looks inactive is very unappealing. If I view an account that has no recent tweets, I'm very unlikely to follow that person unless I know they have occasional nuggets of great content.

How many hashtags should I use on Twitter/X?

I don't actually think you should use hashtags any more. What started off as a good idea for grouping tweets now looks very spammy. There can be some exceptions such as #BuildingInPublic - every tweet with this hashtag is added to the Building in Public website. In general though, I advise clients not to use hashtags on Twitter. If you do use hashtags, you should capitalize each word as this means screen readers for the blind can better read the hashtag.

Hire me as a ghost writer for Twitter/X

If you'd like to hire me as a ghost writer for Twitter/X , just send me a quick email outlining your needs.

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