Does it worth to hire a elancer to create product?

Given your schedule, it would be worth it if you hire the right person or else you'll be wasting your money. There are a lot of sites you can get ghostwriters from such as Elance, oDesk, getafreelancer... a looot. Discuss clearly what you want and better check their portfolio if that matches your need for the job.

Hi David,

I dont know where that figure of $1000 came from but in short I would say no you do not have to pay that much to have a report done.

There are many things that you need to consider. Just because an ebook is 80 - 100 pages is length, that alone does not make it a quality ebook. You could have a 5 page ebook with killer information which could be a lot better that is why I would say no.

If I was you I would have a look at the warriors for hire section and check the feedback from Warriors that offer ebook creation services.

You could always write your own report and have it translated if english is not your first language.

Or you could serach for high quality PLR and have it re-written.

Bottom line is if this is your first venture I would not spend $1000 on having an ebook created as there may other costs to consider as well.

Good luck

Dave

Hi David,

If you'd like a quality product written and its not in the make money online niche then check out forums in the niche. Look for experts and authority figures in these forums, especially those with no sig file.

You know why?

They have no 'sig file' because they are NOT internet marketers. They're on that forum helping people because they love their niche and they love helping people.

They are the sort of people you need to approach (do it subtlely though and build a relationship first - flattery works wonders!) to help you create your first product. Maybe suggest a 50/50 spilt on all profits if they do the writing and you do the marketing. Make some posts on the forum first so at least Mr or Mrs Expert can see that you actually have an interest in this niche itself and not just the sole desire for making money in that niche.

This tip is golden and completely different from any other you've read so far on this thread. But if you do it properly you'll gain a JV partner whose knowledge and passion for that niche far exceeds anything you'll find on elance.com or any other 'writers-for-hire' marketplace for that matter.

Think about it my friend.

Hope this gives you food for thought.

Garry.

Hey David,

Nooooooo.
There is no way you should spend that much (or anywhere near that amount) on your first product creation.

I haven't read the product you mentioned in your original post, but I DO have more than a little experience with Joint Ventures, and an expensive product IS NOT a prerequisite! Neither is an OTO.

A previous poster mentioned the possibility of creating your own product in your native language, and then having it translated. If you have the knowledge in your topic to do that, it's a much less expensive alternative. You could locate a translator on the web, or you might even be able to find a graduate student, or a university professor, locally, who might quote you a very reasonable price for translation services.

If your product has good value, and you create enough incentive for them to get involved... getting JV partners is not that difficult. However, if all you're looking for is someone to help you market the product, a good affiliate staff can be just as good, and you won't have to pay a premium price for that "joint venture status".

Also, getting good Joint Venture partners is much easier AFTER you have a couple of good product creation/promotions behind you. Your JV offers will be much better received if you already have a reputation in your chosen market.