how-to-launch-a-digital-product-business

HOW TO LAUNCH A DIGITAL PRODUCT BUSINESS
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If your ebook fulfills at least those criteria, then your buyers shouldn't be
disappointed.
To make your ebook you will either write it yourself, pay a writer, or buy the
rights to a book you can then sell.
If you opt for the second choice, how do you go about finding someone to
write your book?
One option is to ask friends and even Facebook contacts. Chances are that
you must know someone who is good at writing and often they will be
happy to share their skill for a little cash. If you provide them with the
structure and the details, they can then turn this into a fully-fledged book.
If you don't know anyone who is willing to write your book for you, then you
have a few other options. One is to look for a content agency. There are
many such companies on the web and a quick Google search should
usually help you to discover at least a few of them. Finally, you might
instead choose to look for a freelancer directly.
You can find these on the aforementioned Warrior Forum, as well as the
similar marketing forum 'Digital Point'. Alternatively you can use specific
freelancer sites like oDesk (www.odesk.com), Elance (www.elance.com) or
People Per Hour (www.peopleperhour.com). You normally shouldn't expect
to spend more than $2-$5 per hundred words meaning that the cost of
developing your ebook will be between $200-$500. You do get what you
pay for to an extent though and you should always be sure to get a sample
article from your writers before you go ahead. If English isn't your first
language, then get someone fluent to check it over for you.
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