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Whether you simply do not have the time or desire to pen your own resell rights products, you may want to consider hiring a ghostwriter. This is simply an individual, preferably a professional writer, who agrees to write for a set amount of compensation and then relinquishes the copyright and ownership of the product to you. At this point, you would be free to claim authorship of the writing and sell it as you desire.

If you plan to hire a ghostwriter for any type of writing project, including the creation of resell rights products, you will want to choose someone with a solid background in the writing industry and one that also is knowledgeable in your chosen topic area. One of the best ways to ensure this is to request a resume and/or writing sample. A resume will be beneficial for the obvious reasons and a writing sample will give you the opportunity to view his/her writing style.

The next consideration surrounds payment terms and agreements. A fair amount of compensation will need to be decided and agreed upon by both you and your ghostwriter. It is a good idea for both parties to sign a written agreement, especially if the project calls for a large payment. Most professional writers will require a deposit prior to beginning the project and will agree to a final payment being made upon completion. While its a good idea to watch your budget, its equally important to hire a quality writer who can produce the type of work that will sell. In this respect, you will get what you pay for.

Once the payment terms have been agreed to, it will be up to you to explain the project in detail so that the writer will know exactly what you want. Its a good idea to discuss everything upfront so as to not inflict a lot of inconvenience with changes throughout the project. If you have specific ideas, topics and content that you want to be covered, be sure to let the writer know so that he/she can incorporate it into the work. If you have a specific deadline, this should be clearly noted in the beginning. This is very important in ensuring a happy transaction for both parties and will avoid the feeling of being rushed. With that being said, dependability is one of the best qualities that any writer can possess. When making your final decision, try to choose someone with a good reputation for completing work on time and as promised.

If your experience with a writer is positive, keep him/her in mind for future writing projects. This will prevent you from having to deal with someone new each time you need a project completed and you will gain a trust in the working relationship that is developed. If the quality of work is what you want and the price is right, ask the writer if you can call on him/her again in the future.

On a final note, hiring a ghostwriter to create resell rights products can save you a significant amount of time. If you are more comfortable in the promotion and distribution aspect of a business, there is nothing wrong with leaving the writing up to someone else.

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Anyone who decides to bathe their cat, must be prepared for a long afternoon. Most cats do hate getting wet and they'll probably be very clear about letting you know that they don't like what you're doing. So think it through ahead of time. Get everything you need lined up and be prepared to remain patient, kind and good humored in the face of your cat's wrath.

Before you begin bathing your cat, you will need to gather a few supplies. At the minimum, you will need two absorbent terry cloth towels, a pet safe shampoo, a pet safe conditioner, a sponge, and a sprayer attachment for your sink or tub. If you don't have a sprayer attachment, you should have a pitcher or large cup that you can use to scoop clean water over your cat's body. Ideally, you should also have a non-skid mat to help your cat feel more secure.

If you decide to bathe your cat in the tub, you may have a harder time holding on to him if he becomes frightened. However, it is usually easier to keep him contained if he escapes in a bathroom than in the kitchen.

Place your non-skid mat in the bottom of the sink or tub. Add two to three inches of warm water and gently place your cat in the tub. Talk to him quietly and reassure him. He will most likely settle down within a few seconds. Once he is calm, begin to wet him down. If the sprayer attachment scares him too badly, you may have to pour water over him using your pitcher or cup, instead. Do not pour water on his head. You will clean his face later.

Once your cat is wet enough to shampoo, apply the shampoo with your hand, massaging your cat's fur and talking kindly and calmly to him while you do. Rinsing the shampoo is probably the most difficult part of the bath. It's important you do it thoroughly even if your cat objects, because the residue from the shampoo will irritate his skin.

Now, work a palm sized dollop of conditioner into your cat's coat and then rinse it out. This step is actually optional if the cat has short hair. However, conditioner will not hurt a short haired cat, so, if he is not too upset, you may still want to use it.

Once your cat's body is clean, dampen your sponge and use it to carefully wipe down his face. Pay close attention to the area under his eyes.

The drying stage is the easiest. Wrap your cat in a towel and rub him down. Change towels when the first one is wet. Get your cat as dry as possible. If you have a long-cat, some people suggest a hair dryer, but most cats are afraid of the sound. Use your judgment. If you do use a dryer be careful that it doesn't get too hot for his skin. Tell your kitty he smells wonderful and is going to look so beautiful now that he's clean.

Copyright 2007 Ron King. This article may be reprinted if the resource box is left intact and the links live.Styledash