As internet marketers all of us at one point are going to be on the search for a great ebook cover designer at least once .
Whether it is for a paid product, or a free giveaway for building your email list. Whatever the case it’s a sure bet that you want to find the best ebook cover designer – without the expert price tag!
While a lot of people are scared of accepting low quotes for fear of inferior quality, I accept them on the basis of the background and previous results – and that is why I am able to outsource work at a much lower rate than most people believe.
Why Pay $50 Or $100 For An Ebook Cover Designer?
Now I am all for making sure that I get the best result, because I believe that excellence is an important trait to have in any form of business. But I am very much opposed to the thinking of
‘If it is expensive, it is good. And if it is cheap, then obviously it must be of lower quality.’
It is all about finding great quality for the very best price ebook cover designer (in this case) – and it’s all thanks to GEO Arbitrage.
How You Can Get An Ebook Cover Designer For $10 Or Less!
You are going to learn quickly that there is only once place that I go when I am looking at outsourcing jobs overseas.
oDesk is one of the biggest outsourcing marketplaces, with over 500,000 people ready to work. And with such a wide range of services available to me – and the prices that I am able to get these services for (plus great quality) – I don’t see a need to try anywhere else!
Check Their Feedback And Portfolio
Before accepting a job bid and hiring an ebook cover designer, make sure that you do your research on each applicant. This is a really simple two step process that will save you a lot of problems in the long term.
Wait a day or two after posting your job, and then go through each applicant one by one and don’t even look at their bid price.
What I want you to do, is first look at their portfolio. If they say they are a graphics designer, then expect to seem quality graphics work in their portfolio.
One thing that I do with each job that I post is ask for them to include samples of their work in their cover letter. This shows firstly that they have read your post, and secondly it gives you a great starting point to examining their skill level.
If you are happy with their quality of work, then the next thing you will want to check is the feedback they have received from previous employers. This can save a lot of heartache, because it let’s you know their communication skills and the qualities that each employer liked and disliked from the designer.
Can I Really Get An Ebook Cover Designer For Less That $10?
I know that a lot of you may be doubting that you can hire a quality ebook cover design for less than $10, so I decided to post a job on oDesk yesterday for an ebook cover designer with a price of $10 for my upcoming GEO Arbitrage ebook.
Already I have received about half a dozen applicants and a couple of them look quite promising. I will keep you updated with the development.
You may need to adjust your pricing slightly now. As fiverr is getting popular, you can get stuff done at $5. We ourselves do ebook-covers (and headers) at $5 a piece and if you have a look the samples, you can see that they are definitely good.