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I am about to invest my life's savings in a VSL for a HOT niche, advice please!

by Michael blum
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Hi;

I found the world's best writer in my niche who likes to work on the project for a quite expensive price! My whole life's savings on the line. If I want, nothing happens! I want to do it!

Affiliates are there too hungry for such converting offer. The product has been tested and kicks ass too.

If you're experienced with such thing, please comment!

Would it be the right decision to pay the writer?

M
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  • Profile picture of the author mrgoe
    It`s always great to hire a professional writer. But expensive isn`t always the same as professional. Look around, ask for review copies or examples of work and if you can`t find anyone else, then yeah, hire the best..
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    • Profile picture of the author Michael blum
      Originally Posted by mrgoe View Post

      It`s always great to hire a professional writer. But expensive isn`t always the same as professional. Look around, ask for review copies or examples of work and if you can`t find anyone else, then yeah, hire the best..
      The guy is the best. John Carlton level.
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  • Profile picture of the author thesadshow
    There are a lot of variables here so it's hard to say if it's a good decision or not. It also depends how much money we're talking about.

    If you saved up $500-1000 and are confident it will work, then yes do it. At the very least it won't work but you'll learn a lot from it for your next attempt. If you're talking about a lot of money then no, I wouldn't dump it all into one thing cause nothing is for sure unless you've already done it and are scaling up with proof it will work.
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  • Profile picture of the author Raydal
    My answer may be totally biased but a writer is USUALLY expensive
    for a good reason--ROI. In a recent project I did, my client barked
    at my fee, but then ended up making more than 10 times that fee in the
    first week of launch. He never expected to make so much otherwise
    he wouldn't have barked at the fee. If you are certain you have the
    market and the affiliates ready to promote then consider your fee
    as an investment. There is such a thing as penny wise and pound foolish.

    -Ray Edwards
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    • Profile picture of the author JohnMcCabe
      Can you afford to lose your life savings is the project goes toes up? Or even takes longer than anticipated to pay off?

      Will you have the funds to follow through on the project after paying this writer?

      If yes, go with your gut.

      If no, you still have work to do before pulling the trigger.
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