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July 3, 2010
Q&A: Has anyone outsourced internet marketing work for their sites, has it worked?
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Category: SEO Writing HELP
Question by Renmark:
Say you hate writing articles, seo,submissions, and all the boring stuff, is it viable to outsource such work?
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Answer by Chris K
In the internet marketing world “time is money”. The more you can outsource the better, especially the mundane tasks. This will free up loads of time to work on more pressing matters in your business.
So, to answer your question… Yes. Outsource as much as you can.
However, finding good people to outsource your work can be troublesome. You may go through 4 bad employees before you find a good one.
What do you think? Answer below!
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I agree with Chris
The more you can outsource the better, especially the mundane tasks. And set your prices as well
Iv found this site http://5iverr.com Useful its als awesome you can pick your peices there.
Depending on what you want to do it might make sense to hire someone and build that capacity in house, especially since SEO, editorial content, etc. is very specific to each particular company and website. An external provider will be able to do certain tasks more efficiently, but nobody knows your business better than you (and your employees), online marketing companies can help you write articles that are keyword dense, well linked, etc. but it just won’t be of the same quality if you don’t do it yourself. Depending on your plans you may have to bite the bullet.
I haven’t done it yet, but I have checked into it a little. I recently saw a webinar replay about outsourcing.
If you want to see the video replay, go to the following email and I can let you know if I can still access it.
steviejen@yahoo.com
This is good for link building and outsourcing on a budget – There’s the option to outsource the content creation. It’s a lot less hassle then having to find someone and then follow up with them all the time, train them and things like that…
…the membership for the site is capped at 300:
It’s worth watching the video to see if it’s right for you:
Linkvana:
http://bit.ly/9nItln