Premium Ghostwriting Academy Review

Nicolas And Dickie On Boat

Nicolas Cole and Dickie Bush look like they’re filming a rap video parody. But no, they’re here to talk about ghostwriting.

They sell a course plus community for anyone wanting to become a premium ghostwriter.

It’s called Premium Ghostwriting Academy, or PGA for short.

Cost is reportedly $6,000.

No wonder they’re hopping from yachts to steakhouses to NBA courtside seats.

What about us? Can we really achieve that by tweeting for brands on a laptop hot enough to cook dinner on? 

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Who is PGA for?

Underpaid freelancers whose services are anchored to time. They’re charging per hour, word or month. This always leads to burnout.

PGA shows them how to sell “packaged services” at a premium instead.

It’s also for 9-5ers looking for a side hustle.

PGA teaches them how to write online, get clients and make as much as $30,000/mo or more working remotely as a high-end ghostwriter.

If you fall into one of those two categories, PGA is for you.

So how’s it work?

It’s a blend of education, mentorship and accountability.

Upon joining, you’ll be added to a Slack channel where you’ll have direct access to Nicolas and Dickie, Daniel the automations guy, Katie the student success coach, and Andrew the sales specialist.

You’ll also get a login to the eight-module video training. Each module is approximately 60 minutes in duration, and walks you through exactly what you need to do.

Such as:

  • Reposition yourself.
  • Create your first educational email course.
  • How to do cold outreach.
  • How to land clients.
  • How to create different offers.
  • Follow-up strategies.
  • Everything that you need, A to Z.

Katie will be checking in on you periodically to ensure you stay on track. There’s challenges you can participate in to sort of nudge you along as well.

This approach has worked well for Dickie and Nicolas in other programs they’ve sold, such as Ship 30 for 30, a course teaching the fundamentals of writing on the internet.

It’s been battle-tested by more than 10,000 students at this point.

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PGA also has four Live Clinics you can attend each week:

  • Tuesdays at 1 pm EST: Tech & Automation with Daniel
  • Wednesdays at 12 pm EST: Niche Mastery with Katie
  • Wednesdays at 1 pm EST: Sales Mastery with Cole
  • Thursdays at 1 pm EST: Community Hot Seat with Cole

Recordings are available if you can’t make it live.

In addition to all that, Nicolas and Dickie are always adding bonuses to the members’ area.

Some examples:

  • A free copy of Nicolas’s book The Art & Business of Ghostwriting.
  • Viral Educational Email Course (EEC) Playbook so you can build your list fast.
  • EEC Tech Upgrades to automate most of the stuff you’d otherwise have to do manually.
  • Client Project Hub Template to manage your ghostwriting clients’ projects from start to finish.
  • A seven-module masterclass on packages and pricing.

And if you ever find yourself running into a point of friction and you wanna request an asset, be their guest.

This offer is as filling as the breakfast I had this morning.

Which was:

A single pancake as big around as the plate and thicker than the mattress you have night terrors on, four eggs over easy, three pieces of crispy bacon, and a plain bagel smothered in enough cream cheese to stucco a Spanish-style home.

Yep, still full.

But Nicolas and Dickie should overdeliver for what they charge. Six grand is nothing to sneeze at.

Overall, I like it though.

Would I invest in PGA? No, because I prefer to monetize my writing by ranking in Google.

Tap below to see how I do that.

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