Justina Sunday
LinkedIn Ghostwriting & Proofreading for Founders
4. Before and After: Polishing a Business Bio
Preview: A proofreading and editing sample showing a rough draft, the edited version, and what changed.
About the work: This sample shows how I edit. I fixed grammar, removed clutter, and tightened the flow while keeping the author’s meaning and voice. I listed every type of change so clients can see my process and understand why each edit was made. It suits clients who already have a draft and need it clean, clear, and ready to publish.
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3. The Notebook I Almost Never Bought
Preview: A short personal story about a small moment and the lesson behind it.
About the work: This piece shows my storytelling and creative writing. It turns an ordinary moment into something relatable, with a quiet tone, specific details, and one clear lesson that closes the story. This style works well for personal brands, newsletters, and founders who want to share their story in a more human way.
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2. Why I Stopped Being the Bottleneck in My Own Company
Preview: A thought-leadership article, ghostwritten in a founder’s voice, about delegation and trust.
About the work: This sample shows how I ghostwrite for founders. I took a common leadership challenge and gave it a personal story, a clear three-step structure, and a practical takeaway. The voice is reflective and confident, and it reads as the founder’s own thinking, not generic advice. This is the kind of piece I’d write from a short voice note or a few rough bullet points.
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1. The Two-Line Email That Changed Our Onboarding
About the work: I wrote this as a self-initiated sample to show how I turn customer feedback into LinkedIn content that builds trust. I opened with a strong hook, kept the paragraphs short for easy scanning, and ended with a question to start conversation in the comments. The tone is warm and direct, like a founder talking to their audience rather than a brand announcing something.
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