"Automate this! Outsource that!".....yeah right

Well it looks like I have "mixed reviews" about my post. I guess some of you are lucky to have found reliable people as I deffinetly have not.

Maybe I was a bit harsh to blast automation and outsourcing but it might be considered a skill in and of itself.

anyway good luck to those of you working on expanding your business through automation and outsourcing and a well desereved pat on the back to those of you who managed to be lucky enough to make it work for you.

Nah here's the trend.

Newbies with less than 100 posts agree with you.

Those who actually don't seem to be newbies don't.
 
Sounds like somebody's got a case of the Mondays! As a small business owner you're going to have to spend money. I agree--if you expect to get decent articles for $0.50, you're a fool. Being successful involves finding the middle ground between paying for quality and avoiding wasteful excess.
 
Your whole thing is partially right if you are just trying to make money. But while you wanna be a successful entrepreneur you have to think and plan massive. But the truth is, a day consists only 24 hours and we have maximum 2 hands.
Consider yourself as an entrepreneur. The main role of an entrepreneur is managing the whole process efficiently to pull out the maximum in minimum cost and giving the experts their desired environment play their role.
 
yeah, right! All my customers are million dollar corporations :P
 
Awwesome thread thank you guys.So let me ask you a question when you outsource things aren't you afraid that your worker will steal your password or will work on low price..For example i want to outsource this.I have 5 accounts on facebook and i want to pay one guy to add friends do wallposts and to make my accounts with 5k friends.I give him a pdf with instructions and he does it but what should be the price how i can estimate how much i should pay him, so me and him are satisfied in the end.Do you pay your works before or after they do the work?
 
Nah here's the trend.

Newbies with less than 100 posts agree with you.

Those who actually don't seem to be newbies don't.

Your definition of a "newbie" is someone who has less than a 100 posts here? HA.


What came first Blackhatworld......or Internet marketing?
 
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