Hire the Best Ghostwriters in Montreal, QC

If you're looking for a writer who writes in a well structured, clear and concise manner with a dash of creativity then I'm the one you're looking for. I am an extremely patient and detail oriented person, mainly because I am a perfectionist when it comes to writing. I am great at editing and go with my gut feeling on a piece because words on paper have to look and feel a certain way. I love words and nothing makes me happier than finishing a beautifully written piece. My mission is to ensure your vision and your message comes alive through my words. I have been writing for as long as I can remember, everything from short stories, diary entries to rhyming poetry. I have an Honours Degree in Political Science and writing papers on politics and history taught me the importance of being able to summarize long essays and chapters into simple but meaningful and important concepts. As I entered the professional world I was thrilled to be able to put my writing skills to good use through writing reports, translating documents, writing job descriptions, company policies and procedures etc. But I missed being able to let my imagination run wild so I enrolled myself in a few courses and am currently working towards getting a certificate in Creative Writing. The best part of the course is the ability to explore my creative side and express it through my writing.

People person, proficient with the English language. Tri-lingual including French and German. Writing and editing for 9 years professionally. Experienced at MLA style and Chicago style. Combining a passion for people, with a passion for grammar and syntax. An average typing speed of 80 WPM. Skilled at S.E.O use for the past 8 years. Extremely experienced and thorough researcher. Incredibly fast learner and immensely curious. Experienced with Photoshop, Illustrator and MS Office Suite. Experienced in writing on a number of topics including Politics, Sports, World Issues, Economics, Medical innovation, Psychology, Crime, Taboo subjects, Human Sexuality, Beauty, History, Music, Entertainment, Film, T.V, Photography, Philosophy and Travel.

Short-term rental owners often lose revenue in two invisible ways: static pricing that never adapts to demand, and occupancy gaps that go unexplained until the month is already over. I help STR hosts fix both using dynamic pricing, occupancy optimization, and data-backed calendar strategy to grow revenue without sacrificing the bookings that already work. How I work: I start every engagement by auditing performance occupancy rate, ADR, and RevPAR broken down by season, day-of-week, and booking window. From there, I run a competitor analysis specific to the listing's market to see how it's priced against comparable properties, not just similar bedroom counts. I use booking-window data to guide minimum-stay strategy (tightening it during high-demand windows, loosening it when bookings are thin) and apply last-minute pricing adjustments to fill gaps without training guests to expect discounts. Seasonal pricing gets rebuilt around real historical demand rather than guesswork. Across a portfolio, I identify underperforming listings early so hosts can catch a pricing problem before it becomes a full season of lost revenue. Every recommendation is weighed against one core principle: revenue and occupancy aren't opposites, the goal is to grow one without needlessly sacrificing the other. Background: My experience is rooted in remote, data-driven client work supporting Airbnb hosts with pricing and calendar strategy, building performance-tracking systems, and translating raw booking data into decisions hosts can act on quickly. I work directly inside spreadsheets and dashboards daily, and I ask clarifying questions before making pricing changes, not after. Questions I typically ask new clients: Are you currently adjusting rates manually, or do you have a system (even informal) in place already? Is your priority right now protecting occupancy during slower periods, or maximizing rate during peak demand? Let's talk. Send me your last 3 months of occupancy and ADR data, and I'll show you where the revenue is hiding.