Thinking about outsourcing SEO untill,

[Keesief]

Hey guys,

I am thinking about outsourcing SEO. I have found a service which is 60$ a month and is bringing me good results in micro niches with easy competition. In the month, I can get 2 niches to page one where they will make around 2/6 euro per day.

But, I also have a bunch of SEO software which I recently purchased however. I feel that stuff like article spining (which takes me hours btw) is to much work in a niche which I can rank in so easily.

I also work as a carpenter where I can work half a day and already earn back the 60$. Do you think I should outsource it? Or should I use the SEO service and scale up my niche sites?

 

[Kimi]

Can't you ask this question by yourself? It looks pretty simple to me.

 

[Gyuman82]

It comes down to how much you think your time is worth and how much capital you have to invest.

If you have money lying around that you can invest and it is profitable, you should probably outsource.

 

[Keesief]

I did Kimi, but I was expecting answers like ''But then you'll never learn seo!!'' and this kinda stuff. Well atleast thanks for ur comment. Nice guide you post btw.

 

[SmartMan]

The mysterious SEO service costs $60/month and you're earning $60 in half a day period. You don't have to ask it here. Simply build more niche sites and use that service to rank on Page one.

Obviously, no one is going to ask you more details about the service.

 

[ankame]

Re invest everything for a year or two then retire!

 

[TheGardenGnome]

So some of guys think he might be trying to promote the/his seo service?

 

[Keesief]

Thanks guys, I know it's basic thinking. I'm also serious about learning the tools which I recently bought however, I also feel like it's stupid to not-outscale something which I know will work.

 

[sidddd]

Outsource it. Time is important. You don't have to learn everything.

 

[JDIZM]

You should outsource the work but remember to never become complacent. Workers become lazy, methods change. So make sure you stay on top of what work is being done.

 

[Scritty]

Thanks guys, I know it's basic thinking. I'm also serious about learning the tools which I recently bought however, I also feel like it's stupid to not-outscale something which I know will work.

How much time do you get outsourcing?
Are you outsourcing to an individual or a service?

$60 is really cheap (I pay $500 for one VA for the month - Su is brilliant) - and if you are making 6000% ROI (you mention getting $60 every half day) then the question is moot.
Just outsource.

I just did a quick maths exercise. Say it took 6 hours to make a site and cost $60 for the domain, hosting and content - then $60 per month to promote and gave you the 6000% per MONTH return and you did 14 sites a week (2 a day) you'd make...

$283,560 in costs
$7,971,600 in revenue
$7,688,040 in profit

Per year. Sites you make in the first month for instance would cost $1440 per year (2 sites for 12 months at $60 per month - 62 sites in all)
The first days sites - by the end of the year will have grossed $43,680 (for both) a profit of $42,240

A PROFIT of over 42K for one days work!

No idea why you are here talking about it and not making your first million (which you will have in 129 days) The longer you keep doing it the more you'll make. If you can keep this up for a second year your profits will be about 8x higher as the sites you create late in year one (which only just break even in year one) will have made $43,000 by the end of year two.

You could retire with a billion + by 2016

Scritty

 

[Keesief]

Hey Scritty,

My main job is carpentry at which I make $60 for half a day working, not the actual sites itself. Anyways, after I found a niche, it takes me about 1 hour to fully install wordpress, add theme etc. after that I outsource the articles (450 words for $1,75 high quality 100% unique).

I use a BHW service here on the forum which costs 60$ a day. Each month, this service can bring two niche sites on page 1 where they will earn a stable amount.

I don't why I bother you guys but I just wanted some confirmation. Generally in life, I spent a lot of money on sh1t I don't need. Season tickets for a football club I barely go to. A motordriving license + new bike which I rode 10 times maximum. and the list goes on.

However, I finally found something I like and which evens gives something in return... well I quess thanks to BHW.

How much time do you get outsourcing?
Are you outsourcing to an individual or a service?

$60 is really cheap (I pay $500 for one VA for the month - Su is brilliant) - and if you are making 6000% ROI (you mention getting $60 every half day) then the question is moot.
Just outsource.

I just did a quick maths exercise. Say it took 6 hours to make a site and cost $60 for the domain, hosting and content - then $60 per month to promote and gave you the 6000% per MONTH return and you did 14 sites a week (2 a day) you'd make...

$283,560 in costs
$7,971,600 in revenue
$7,688,040 in profit

Per year. Sites you make in the first month for instance would cost $1440 per year (2 sites for 12 months at $60 per month - 62 sites in all)
The first days sites - by the end of the year will have grossed $43,680 (for both) a profit of $42,240

A PROFIT of over 42K for one days work!

No idea why you are here talking about it and not making your first million (which you will have in 129 days) The longer you keep doing it the more you'll make. If you can keep this up for a second year your profits will be about 8x higher as the sites you create late in year one (which only just break even in year one) will have made $43,000 by the end of year two.

You could retire with a billion + by 2016

Scritty

 

[Sgt Kraut]

If the service is working for you, why don't you just try to duplicate everything? Maybe you can achieve the same for only $30 and have complete control?

 

[garrido]

How much time do you get outsourcing?
Are you outsourcing to an individual or a service?

$60 is really cheap (I pay $500 for one VA for the month - Su is brilliant) - and if you are making 6000% ROI (you mention getting $60 every half day) then the question is moot.
Just outsource.

I just did a quick maths exercise. Say it took 6 hours to make a site and cost $60 for the domain, hosting and content - then $60 per month to promote and gave you the 6000% per MONTH return and you did 14 sites a week (2 a day) you'd make...

$283,560 in costs
$7,971,600 in revenue
$7,688,040 in profit

Per year. Sites you make in the first month for instance would cost $1440 per year (2 sites for 12 months at $60 per month - 62 sites in all)
The first days sites - by the end of the year will have grossed $43,680 (for both) a profit of $42,240

A PROFIT of over 42K for one days work!

No idea why you are here talking about it and not making your first million (which you will have in 129 days) The longer you keep doing it the more you'll make. If you can keep this up for a second year your profits will be about 8x higher as the sites you create late in year one (which only just break even in year one) will have made $43,000 by the end of year two.

You could retire with a billion + by 2016

Scritty

 

[barbie.ken]

Just do it once yourself with a new site and analyse yourself whether it's worth it. Then you already have your answer, if you are making back more than what you have put it. If you don't, then its not worth it and move on to something else. No point thinking about this all day long, no one can give you an exact answer because its your own decision after all.

 

[marketingphenom]

From a business standpoint, OUTSOURCE it. If you are good at recognizing profitable niches and doing the research, you can grow much quicker by outsourcing a lot of the mindless work. If you already have good SEO knowledge and practices then monitoring and directing workers down the right path should be simple. You may have to invest a little money in the beginning, but it will pay off big. Plus you can scale it up quicker and stop swinging a hammer quicker, unless of course you're more passionate about doing that. Good Luck!

 

[turdface]

Where are you getting 450 word articles for $1.75?

Are they unique and written by native English speakers or are they spun or rewritten?

 

[Sgt Kraut]

Where are you getting 450 word articles for $1.75?

Are they unique and written by native English speakers or are they spun or rewritten?

I'll bet $1.75 that they are not unique or read like crap.