Brooklyn GhostwritingReviews of brooklynghostwriting.com

Brooklyn Ghostwriting is a swindle and rip-off company, in regards to their book marketing. I am a published author who required marketing for one of my books. I signed an agreement with Jay Davis, convinced by his sales pitch and falsehoods that Brooklyn Ghostwriting was an honest company. Nothing could have been further from the truth. Brooklyn Ghostwriting utterly and completely failed in the marketing campaign for my book. That is not why I am giving them the lowest rating I possibly can. Failure can occur in life. However, honesty is most important. Considering that failure could occur, I explained to Jay Davis that I was a simple author and could not afford to hire his company unless a modest ROI ratio was guaranteed by the contract. Jay Davis accepted the terms. I hired Brooklyn Ghostwriting and it was the worst decision I could’ve made. Within a week (no exaggeration) Jay Davis quit the project and disappeared. Another project manager was assigned. Then another. Five project managers, in all, were assigned to the failed project. Bellamy Blake Oliver Brooks Zachery Jones Jay Davis It was a horrible experience and the ROI book sale numbers we had agreed on were not even close to being achieved. When the time line that was agreed on by the contract was reached, I exercised my option to terminate the agreement and requested my money back, per the guarantee. Do you think that Brooklyn Ghostwriting did the right thing and returned the money that they guaranteed? No. In the contrary, they did not honor their word. If this company contacts you regarding marketing DO NOT BELIEVE THEM. THEY ARE LIARS AND CROOKS. DO NOT TRUST THIS COMPANY.

I'm deeply disappointed with Brooklyn Ghost Publishing. While they initially impressed me with a well-executed website build, their subsequent handling of my TikTok Shop and YouTube channel has been nothing short of abysmal. It's been over six months since I contracted them for these services, and progress has been glacial. Communication is incredibly lacking; I'm constantly chasing them for updates, only to be met with a barrage of excuses and very little tangible work to show for it. Six months is far too long for these projects, and the lack of transparency and consistent delays have seriously hampered my business growth. I'm incredibly frustrated with their lack of professionalism and would strongly caution anyone considering them for social media marketing services. Their initial website build gave me a false sense of security, and I deeply regret entrusting them with these crucial platforms.

Unprofessional and Frustrating Experience My experience with Brooklyn Publishing Company was deeply disappointing and frustrating. I initially approached them for help gathering reviews, but they persuaded me to purchase a comprehensive package of services, including editing, formatting, social media marketing, and advertising. Unfortunately, their delivery and professionalism fell far short of expectations. Vague and Unclear Agreements One of their agreements included a promise to secure “10-15 reviews” for my book. My attorney advised me that such vague terms are unprofessional for a contract. Any agreement should specify clear, measurable outcomes, but theirs lacked this standard. Challenges with Refunds When I decided to end our agreement due to their lack of follow-through, I requested a refund. Only then was I informed of their refund policy, which required extended delays and withholding a portion of the amount as a “service fee.” I felt this was unreasonable given their failure to meet expectations. After escalating the issue, I eventually recovered my full payment through outside assistance. Unprofessional Formatting Despite providing detailed instructions on how I wanted my book formatted, they used a basic word processor, which I felt was unsuitable for professional results. When I requested a more polished format using industry-standard tools, they made last-minute attempts to accommodate me but were unable to meet my needs. This delay caused significant setbacks for my project timeline. Concerns About Transparency I noticed a pattern where associates I interacted with had distinct non-American accents but used overly simple American names, such as “John Smith” or “Mary Jones.” While this might not bother others, in my opinion, it felt misleading and added to my overall discomfort with their services. Missed Deadlines and Broken Promises Despite clearly communicating my deadlines, including a planned book release date, they consistently failed to meet them. Their delays forced me to miss publishing in time to advertise and prepare for the Christmas sales. Final Thoughts In my experience, Brooklyn Publishing Company failed to deliver its promises and lacked the professionalism needed for its advertised services. I can't recommend them to anyone looking for reliable publishing assistance. If you’re considering working with them, I strongly urge caution and thorough research beforehand.

I have asked on multiple occasions that you remove me from your email list and phone list. I do not need your services. Just received another email. Luckily this time, I saw an area to leave a review. So here you go, negative review for constant harassment.

They received payment for services but never delivered. I paid $1,000 for advertising, I asked for advertising reports, but they never produced them. They are high pressure for more money. We had a contract that they never delivered on. I refused to give them any more money.