Do you find that either you struggle to write your ebooks, or simply that you don't have the time to write them? There is an easy solution for you only a few clicks away.
These days, all the expert Internet marketers employ professional writers to create their products for them.
It's all their own work, and they set strict outline and guidelines of course.
But, marketers are very busy people and simply don't have the time to write for themselves.
Here are 5 things to consider when outsourcing your eBook writing: 1.
 Create a thorough outline.
Write down a list of every part of the outline you want covered in your ebook.
You will have questions from the freelancer you choose, but try to supply them with as much information as you can.
2.
 If you have material, such as text or graphics, or URLs that you wish them to use for their research, play you cards close to your chest.
Provide a thorough outline, but there are certain details like those mentioned, that should be between the service you choose, and yourself.
3.
 Choose you writer carefully.
You will get offers from newbie writers, and if you chose one, it's probably best that you withhold any payment until they've provided the job to you satisfaction.
On the other hand, experienced professionals will probably want a 50% deposit first.
You'll likely get a cheaper job form the newbie who'll have a reputation to build.
4.
 Check the portfolio of everyone that applies for undertaking your project.
What is their first language; do they have sound references or testimonials; can they supply examples of their work? 5.
 The contract.
Be sure to state very carefully that upon successful completion of the work, you'll expect full copyright and ownership to the ebooks and that all files etc.
are transferred to you.
It's rare that no one will comply, and most will issue a pre-project contract to you for mutual signatures accordingly anyway.
It's just an important aspect you should be aware of.