Seeking Business Partner (or related info) w/ Writing and Social Media Skills

[jminc]

It's like this:

-Wrote a Book
-Had it professionally proofread and edited, and cover professionally designed
-ISBNs purchased and registered
-Book is currently for sale but not yet being advertised

-Had a WordPress website designed to go alongside the website
-Website is running, ads are up, and some content is up

I work full-time during the day, 50 - 60 hours per week. I worked on the book and website in the evenings.

I am looking for somewho who has previous experience with writing web content and articles, as well as the ability to maintain social networking accounts - at this point Facebook and Twitter.

What I am truly looking for is information however. I've searched through the forums and I've found many threads regarding people looking for business partners, but I couldn't seem to find any with links to additional information and resources.

If someone feels they would be able to meet these qualifications and would be interested in further discussion, by all means please contact me.

More importantly, if someone knows where to find information and resources regarding finding partners, qualifying potential candidates, profit splits, and some type of responsibility requirement agreements, I would greatly appreciate the information. Especially if it is newer, as my business is pretty much all digital.

Thank you very much for taking the time to read this, I really do appreciate it.

P.S.
Yes I'm new.
No I don't want your money, SS number, CC number, or other private information.
Yes, I'm a live human being and not a computer script.
No I'm not trying to scam anyone, I'm just looking for help and information.

Thanks again

[TedR]

What you want to look for is something called a JV partner which stands for Joint Venture Partner. It is very common in the internet marketing industry.

Another thing you should consider is that if you are selling an eBook, you might consider selling it through Clickbank. Clickbank handles setting up the affiliate relationships and managing them. All you do is setup your website so that it will convert traffic into buying customers. Then your affiliates drive the traffic to your website. It is a much better scenario for you than trying to manage social media accounts. Social media is effective, but as you know it requires constant maintenance. You have to respond to people and be somewhat active. My advice is to build your business model so that you don't need to be an active social media person at all. You can succeed without social media. The vast majority of people selling a product like that do in fact succeed without using it at all.