Ghost writer vs publisher

Differences between ghost writer and publisher duties and responsibilities

Ghost writer example responsibilities.

• Manage a team of RFP writers and work with a cross-functional team to meet RFP requirements and establish deadlines.
• Rewrite author's manuscript into a twenty-plus chapter, fact-base fiction novel.
• Research and draft return on investment (ROI) kitchen and basement remodeling articles utilizing SEO best practices.
• Work closely with developers to integrate UI standards into the application and to build intuitive navigation and functionality.
• Coordinate efforts between web developers, SharePoint site administrators and product support representatives to build and support an active online community.

Publisher example responsibilities.

• Manage the migration and reformatting of over 8,000 web pages into a new CMS.
• Pitch, produce and build all content (manage freelancers, art-direct shoots, write text, CMS).
• Manage blogs and social networking sites (MySpace, Facebook and LinkedIn) to support the brand of the magazine.
• Manage editorial calendar and run weekly meetings with cross-functional stakeholders.
• Manage and perform administrative QC of electronic clinical submission modules within the Documentum document management system.
• Supervise all editorial activities, including developing editorial story boards, managing freelance copywriters and directing contract photo assignments.
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