Much less than you might think.

Let's start with the easy way.

You have an idea in a niche that you think might work.

It's based on someone else's product that's selling like gangbusters.

You're not going to copy their product, but you are going to copy their idea.

You go to Ezine Articles and search for articles on the same subject, grab 5 - 9 of them and bundle them into a single PDF, leaving them intact.

That's your product done. The sales price is between $7 and $27, depending on what you think the value is.

Take one of those articles and make a video to post to YouTube, link to your sales page for the product.

Post the Y.T. link into any of the relevant F.B. groups you are in where you can.

Tweet about it.

Repeat with another article.

And again, three are probably enough to get the ball rolling.

Take the product PDF, block out 1/2 of each article with a link to the sales page "to read all of this article", then pay someone on Fiverr to spread that PDF far and wide.

Create links on as many social media platforms as you can to the PDF and the product sales page.

How much content did you create?

You could argue that you didn't create any content. 

Someone else created the articles, and all you did was repurpose them.

What do you think?

Did you create the content, or did you repurpose someone else's content?
 

Regards,
Brent.

P.S.  While you can do all of this work manually, it makes sense to automate or outsource as much of it as possible.

Fiverr is your friend with outsourcing.

You can get a lot done for not a lot of money, but you cannot be 100% sure that you get good value.

Posting PDFs or videos is fine. 

Getting backlinks from web 2.0 properties is quite a bit different.

Those you should control yourself.

If you don't want to do it manually, which will take quite a bit of time, you can automate it with this tool https://go.wm-tips.com/social.

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