Recovering Lawyer Turned Ghostwriter

If you want entertaining content that captures attention while delivering your message, I can help. In fact, if you're looking for newsletter ghostwriting or even some kind of shenanigans I’ve never seen before (What? I thought we were in the trust tree), I might just be the “only” person who can deliver what you’re looking for. Bold claim, yes, but let me explain.

My name is Wade Skalsky and I specialize in delivering content that keeps people’s attention by entertaining them first and delivering the brand messaging second.

Plenty of writers say they are good at ‘infotainment' but they usually only have one side of the coin. In other words, they are funny but lack the ability to match the 'voice' of their client, or vice versa.

“But Wade, you haven’t told me any jokes yet. I came for the clown show.”

No, you didn’t. You came for help with delivering your message. Unlike other ghostwriters, I am the best at infotainment because I understand tone, context, and proper framing. I consistently manage to be interesting and informative at the same time.

“I have a very particular set of skills.” <-------In my best gravelly Liam Neeson voice.

Here’s the proof. I won a coveted producer award for my one-man show, Fish out Of Whiskey, at the Hollywood Fringe Festival. Lots of people are talented creative writers, I just happen to also be a veteran 20-year Los Angeles trial attorney. I know how to professionally persuade and entertain total strangers all day, every day.

(The whole lawyer thing also means I know all about compliance issues in your industry.)

I’m the only ghostwriter I have ever seen who uses elite-level persuasion, honed over decades of trial work, coupled with an outrageous live theatre game earned on the Los Angeles theatre row.

When you work with me, first we’ll get on a deep dive call where I will ask about your business, your customers, and figure out how entertaining your brand is.

Why the last one? I strive to be one or two degrees more entertaining than my client’s brand.

There is that dang context issue again.

Content and brand mismatch is an absolute killer mistake. I will not work with people who are unwilling to figure out how they want to frame their brand using infotainment. We will collaborate on this issue together, but it takes two to polka.

If you want to dance, contact me to see if it’s a good fit.