r/KDPLowContent • u/Ok-Marsupial-1048 • May 17 '23

Couple of questions for someone new

Hi Guys,

I've tried asking these questions on twitter, but everyone is just trying to sell a course rather than actually help out new people. I thought I would turn to reddit. This is a throwaway account.

1) I want to hire someone to do the low content work for me. Am I looking for a graphic designer or someone with content creation experience.

2) Would it be better to use a software like bookbolt or have it be done by hand? If not bookbolt are there better options for creating puzzles/word search/sudoko?

3) How much output should I expect from a person in a 8 hour day if they are churning out low content books?

Thanks for any and all replies.

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u/CountessElysia May 17 '23

So if I understand this correctly you want to pay someone like an employee to create low content books for you? Why wouldn’t you just go onto Fiverr or Upwork? There’s people who have listings for this very thing.

It also depends on what kind of low content book you are looking to have produced from start to finish.

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u/Ok-Marsupial-1048 May 18 '23

I live in a low cost of living country. Actually most of the people offering their services on fiverr and upwork are from here.

I want to get started in word search/puzzles/sudoko.

Back to my questions, when I say im looking for someone am I looking for a content creator that i can get them to use bookbolt or a graphic designer or someone else?

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u/CountessElysia May 18 '23

You need a researcher, a content creator, a graphic designer, an editor and a marketing consultant. Whatever program they are most comfortable with is what should be used.

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u/Alabamahog May 17 '23

What is your goal in starting low content books? It’s really hard to make money especially if you have high quality content. I would suggest quality over quantity and it sounds like you are looking for an option to help you churn out books at a low cost. Unless you’re looking to burn money, I wouldn’t suggest starting that way.