Showing posts with label creating your own product. Show all posts
Showing posts with label creating your own product. Show all posts

Monday, 28 March 2016

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Thursday, 28 November 2013

Getting Started as a Freelance Writer


Many people find the idea of becoming a freelancer very appealing. You can work from home, and
Getting started as a freelance writer
take on as much or as little work as you like. Getting started as a freelance writer however can be difficult. If you are new to the scene it is hard to win business because nobody knows who you are or what your writing ability is like.

Here is one way to do it (there are others but this one seems to work well!)
1.       Write a sample article to show to prospective clients. Make sure it is the best you can do. Spend time perfecting it and making sure that it is grammatically correct.

2.       Go over to the Warrior forum and post a WSO (a Warrior Special Offer) advertising your service. Offer a really attractive rate to get people to try you out and include your sample article within the advert so that people can see that you write to a decent standard. I would suggest a price of around $1 for every 100 words as a starting point. That should get you some initial clients.

3.       Once you have completed some orders get testimonials from your clients. If they are happy with the work you produce they should be more than willing to do this.

4.       Relist your WSO, this time including the testimonials.

5.       After a few weeks send a follow-up email to your previous clients asking if they have any more work for you. A lot of the people you write for will always be in need of content and will have plenty of work for you.

6.       Set yourself up with a website. Give plenty of samples and include some details about yourself and your initial experience.

7.       Rinse and repeat. Each time you do this you will be gaining new clients and building a relationship with your existing ones. Over time you should find that your reputation builds (assuming of course that you produce good quality work) and as it does you can begin to charge more money.
There are of course other ways of getting started as a freelance writer. Sites such as Elance can also offer a fruitful way of getting freelance work, but I hope that this article has given you some food for thought.

Being a freelance writer can be hard work but it can also be extremely rewarding. For many people it provides an easy way of making money online, even if it is just as a way of funding your other business activities.

Wednesday, 3 April 2013

4 Things You Have to Know about Joint Venture

Joint ventures in business are a wonderful thing. They can allow you to make money you wouldn’t otherwise be able to make on your own, they enable you to tap into other people’s expertise and knowledge, and potentially they can speed up projects, whilst making them more successful and
 joint venture
sharing some of the risk. Joint ventures are talked about a great deal in the internet marketing world, but despite the many benefits there are also a number of drawbacks. Here are 5 things to think about before doing a joint venture:
1.       Joint ventures mean shared profit

Say you decide to join forces with another marketer and create your own product together. You can share some of the development costs and utilise both of your respective expertise, however assuming the joint venture is split straight down the middle then it also means you’ll only make half of what you would if it was solely your own product. Of course in many scenarios this is irrelevant because the project might have been impossible on your own, but it’s something to think about.

2.       Jointventures can go wrong

It can be the case that your joint venture partner simply doesn’t share the same commitment to the project as you do. This can be extremely frustrating if you’re putting in lots of hard work yourself and your partner simply doesn’t do their bit.

3.       Before you start, make sure you have an agreed timetable

It is all too easy for a joint venture project to slip behind schedule because your partner is not good at doing things on time (relating back to the point above) or simply that you both have other commitments and the project never gets finished. Before you start make sure you agree a timetable that both of you are happy with and are sure you can commit to.

4.       Choose your joint venture partners carefully

Are you compatible with the other party? Should you even be considering working together? There is little point in doing a joint venture with someone who has a completely different skill set or way of thinking. Whilst joint ventures allow you to tap into other peoples expertise, it is also essential that you have SOME shared knowledge, skills or common ground since otherwise the venture will become impossible. Similarly it is usually of little value to join forces with someone who has exactly the same skill set or market access as yourself. If, for example, you have a product but no list to sell it to then look to joint venture with someone who has a list but no product to sell to them!  


Monday, 17 May 2010

MONEY MAKING IDEA #4

Product Creation


Difficulty: Intermediate
Cost To Use/Implement: Free-$350+
Time & Effort Involved: 10-60 Minutes
Ways To Use/Implement: Several


Description:
Creating your own product can be a time consuming task. And, a lot of people that are new to this type of activity can become intimidated by the concept rather quickly. They begin to question if their product is 'ready' to be unleashed unto the online world. And so, they place it on the 'back burner' for another day. Then the day turns into a week, a month, six months, and so on, until they have completely forgotten or given up on the prospect of creating something of their own.

Let me tell you this: Creating Your Own Product Is NOT A Hard Thing To Do! Not by any means. So long as you have the right tools on hand to do it. Let me further explain that everything you have done up until this point can help you sell your product and earn you more profits even AFTER you have sold your original product.

So, the first thing you are going to need is a tool to turn your words into an 'official' e-book(electronic book). But, before we get to the free tool, let me take a moment to explain WHY we are focusing on the 'e-book' format.

First off, they can be produced rather cheaply. Second, they can be produced quickly. And third, they can be downloaded almost instantly by your customers.

So, easy to make, cheap to make, and no physical shipping necessary? That's all you need to know right there! Sure, it's gonna take a bit of work on your part, but after the initial work of creating the product is done, distribution will be next to nothing. And, best of all, distribution won't cost you anything!

Okay, now for the free tool. All you need to create your own PDF e-book is: Open Office Suite. It's 100% free and you can use it to make PDF e-books in a snap. Why PDF e-books though? Well, because PDF e-books can be read by anyone no matter the operating system their computer is running on. And because there is not a threat of malicious viruses being attached to them like .EXE files. Better for you, better for your customers :-).

Once you have your Open Office Suite downloaded and installed on your computer, you will notice there are several tools ready for you to use. For e-book creation, all you will need is the 'Writer' tool. It operates almost exactly like Microsoft Word, but you can do more with it, including, and most importantly, saving your compilations as PDF e-books with the click of a button. That's pretty impressive. Especially for a tool you paid nothing for.

Because this process of e-book creation is so complicated, I will give you a free copy of another e-book that takes you through the process step-by-step to get you started. It's a great read and super informative. Grab your copy of Newbie's Guide

After you have your product all finished up, it's time to 'take it to market'. Or, sell it ;-).

While you can of course sell your product as it is, there are a few other things you can do to make it more of an attractive product to potential customers. And that is by offering some form of Resale Rights with it.

Again, I won't go into the entire description of types of resale rights, because you can download a superb ebook that explains that. But just know that by offering such a 'bonus' to your buyer's purchase can boost your sales.

Another thing you can do to try and boost your sales, and this has been proven to work, is to create a virtual ebook cover. This can get pretty expensive if you hire someone to do the cover, but it is possible for you to create your own for free. Give it a try, you never know what you may be able to come up with. And, if that's not good enough, how about downloading a copy of Free Report.

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