A to Outsource Video Production Cheaply

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The most obvious option for outsourcing video production is a site like Fiverr. Exploring their gigs will give you even more ideas for what kind of videos you can make. While you might get burned out a few times there, don’t let that discourage you—there are plenty of creative people who can put together great videos for you.

Another great idea is to reach out to YouTube bloggers in your niche. Some of them will be happy to work for you, and as a bonus you will be rewarded with additional exposure from their personal branding and social media channels.

I was able to find a great YouTube blogger to work for my client for as little as $75 per video. The videos were high quality and ready to upload.

There is so much talent out there: just spend a few weeks finding and reaching out to them!