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A paradigm shift

In today’s world there are many individuals who are looking to make money from home anyway they can. In many cases these individuals are looking for opportunities that allow them to work at their own pace or be their own boss. If you meet the description of such an individual, then it is possible that you have thought about creating and selling e-books since the popularity of e-books has rapidly increased over the years; and now that folks are spending more time at home due to a virtual office paradigm shift created by the pandemic, the effects of which are still being felt, an ebook business may even be more profitable.

Many readers are finding it convenient, not only to purchase them, but to purchase them cheaper. And you’ll find that, in most cases, e-books are easy to read on the computer and they can also be printed off and read as hard copies. Since an increased number of consumers are interested in purchasing e-books there are also more individuals who are looking to make money off of them and, if you are one of those individuals, you may find success in writing, publishing and selling e-books. Keep in mind, however, that success in this type of business will not come without hard work.

Hard work, quality content

If you’ve never created an e-book it may be difficult to understand exactly how much hard work it entails; but to be worth the buy, most e-books are at least one hundred pages long and some are even longer. So if you are interested in creating an e-book it may take months for you to finish the book. In addition to hard work you must also have writing experience and some basic knowledge on the topic that you are writing about. This knowledge and experience may not be necessary if you are a good researcher; but either way it is important to the success of your e-book.

It is a fact that customers do not, and will not, purchase poor quality work; so in addition to writing a quality e-book you will also have to find ways to promote and sell it. Together, the two could take a large chunk of your time, which is a major turn off for many people. However, there may be alternatives that may work for you if the time commitment is a hindrance for you.

To make a profit

The fact of the matter is that if you are interested in selling e-books to make a profit you do not necessarily have to create your own. Instead you can obtain the private label rights to another e-book. Obtaining the resell rights to an e-book written by someone else will allow you – in many cases – to assume the work as your own, edit the content, and pocket the money from each sale made of that book that you bought the resell rights to.

The biggest downside to obtaining the resell rights to an e-book is the amount of money that you will have to spend for those rights. Depending on who you do business with the cost of acquiring private label resell rights may be fairly expensive, especially since most freelance writers spend a significant amount of time creating their e-books and, as previously mentioned, they may want to be appropriately compensated.

The cost of resell rights to an e-book may be considered a disadvantage to this unique business opportunity, but it can also be considered an advantage. E-book authors that charge more for their work typically have produced better content, and better content is easier to sell.

Buy rights or self write?

Whether you make the decision to develop and create your own e-book or purchase the resell rights to someone else’s, you will still have to find a way to market the e-book to the general public. Promoting, marketing and eventual sales, depending on what approach you take, will take time, which is why many individuals prefer purchasing the resell rights to e-books that have already been created. This allows them to spend more time on marketing and sales, which is ultimately where the money is.

If you are unsure as to whether or not you should create your own e-book or obtain the resell rights to another you are not alone. There are propably plenty other individuals wondering the same thing, because private label resell rights are an amazing business opportunity for those folks who have the time, money and energy to devote to this type of business.

Business opportunity

There is a wealth of content devoted to private label resell rights at PLR treasury which you can take a look at. All online business opportunities take time to find success, but if you have the financial resources needed to obtain the resell rights to a well written e-book, you are encouraged to give this opportunity a shot. You are not guaranteed results but you may be surprised with what you find.

If you try obtaining the resell rights to an e-book and the experience is not what you had in mind you can begin to create your own e-books or move onto another business opportunity. Unlike other business ventures, private label resell rights allow you to get out when you want. After you have paid for the resell rights to an e-book, it is yours to do with whatever you wish. This means that you can stop at anytime and move on to something else, if you so desire.

More time = more money?!

The old adage “Time is money” have been often repeated by many Web entrepreneurs like us, as well as numerous business people in the offline marketplace. This adage rings true in most circumstances because it seems to make sense that the more time you have which can be devoted to plying your trade, the more money you have the potential of earning.

However, in many cases, freeing up this precious time is easier said than done for a lot of entrepreneurs and for various reasons, none more prevalent than finding qualified people to work within our offices/studios/work places. And when we do find the right persons (or assistants) to work with us, we must be mindful of certain labor laws which cover these new employees; But what if there was a way to free up your time without these worries? Ever heard of a VA (Virtual Assistant)?

The pro VA alternative

A professional VA can offer all the benefits of a traditional administrative assistant, without the need to provide a “space” for him/her. Most VAs offer a wide range of services to pick and choose from; ranging from the basic, such as telephone answering; to the more advanced, such as web hosting and meeting room hire. In this way, how you benefit from a virtual office is entirely up to you and the sky is literally the limit. Just do a Google search for virtual assistant to find available VAs for your business.

According to Wikipedia, “A virtual assistant (typically abbreviated to VA, also called a virtual office assistant) is generally self-employed and provides professional administrative, technical, or creative (social) assistance to clients from a home office. Because virtual assistants are independent contractors rather than employees, clients are not responsible for any employee-related taxes, insurance or benefits (except in the context of those indirect expenses which are included in the VAs fees).”

Who does this benefit?

Virtual offices can benefit a wide range of users. This ranges from an Web-based entrepreneur working from home seeking a professional image to an international concern looking for a short-term solution to increase global business. In other words, a VA will be beneficial to your entrepreneurship if you are looking to free up some time to devote to marketing your business and leave the administrative work to a qualified someone else.

Not sure if you need a VA? If you are a solopreneur, Webpreneur or entrepreneur the only sensible solution to growth is to add to your staff. Yet, you may have a lot of reasons that prevent you from hiring an “on-site” assistant, even if you need one. Wouldn’t it be great if you had an assistant that was always there for you, when you need them? Say hello to your new virtual assistant, a proven concept that provides great solutions for small businesses and helps to give your new endeavor the manpower it needs.

Evaluating costs

Salaried workers are much more of an immediate expense. You have to provide a work space, computers, supplies, among other items; and you also have federal and state tax obligations. Don’t forget about benefits – sick leave, vacation time, holidays. Did you know the true cost of an “on-site” assistant is possibly double the cost of their yearly salary in terms of benefits and liabilities?
It’s true!

Plus the “personality issue” can be problematic when you’re sharing physical office space with someone whom you will probably spend more time with than your family! If it is not a “perfect fit” it can be a strain. Today’s Virtual Assistants are used to getting along with a wide variety of personalities due to the global nature of their businesses. They have a “built in” office manager hat which enables them to handle many difficult situations. You may find that a VA is a perfect fit for your Web business.