We call memoir professionals those individuals who are helping people to write their memoirs whether as a teacher of memoir writing or as a memoir coach, editor or ghostwriter.

We’ve noticed—as you must have—that interest in memoir writing is running higher than ever. Perhaps you’ve asked yourself why shouldn’t you, too, capitalize on this fact to make best use of your talents and interest by helping people to write their memoirs!

Well, by helping people to write their memoirs, you can capitalize on this trend. There’s no reason you shouldn’t. By understanding and implementing the suggestions of the posts below, you will set yourself up to be a successful Memoir Professional. That’s what we call people who do memoir work.

In the posts below, you will find much information about how to launch and sustain yourself to be helping people to write their memoirs. The intent of these posts is to help you to learn to be a contented and profitable memoir professional.

Denis Ledoux’s Memoir Professional materials are an excellent, comprehensive training focused on how to start and operate a memoir business successfully.

—Robin Waldron, Memoir Professional
The Write Source, Franklin, Indiana

These articles—plus our our university-quality training—will guide you in the process. There is no need to reinvent the wheel. We lay out here for you much of what we learned over a number of years.

Being a memoir professional requires adherence to some best practices of of business. Some things work and some things don’t! Yo have to learn the difference.

In the end, unless you are supported by a pension or a trust fund, you will have to make your helping people to write their memoirs support you. It can be done. Many others—just like you—have done so.

Good luck and let us know how helping people to write their memoirs has worked for you.