Hi there,
I currently have 2 freelancers I would call "Virtual Assistance" working for me since some months on a project that was due to end in 4 weeks. Unfortuntely (or fortunately) we all were much faster and it just has been completed this weekend. But now I have these freelancers on my payroll for almost 4 more weeks and have no idea what kind of tasks I could give them that could earn me some money.
In the past I had a similar situation and let these people upload small video-photo-slideshows on youtube for products that are available on amazon and linked to these in the video description with my amazon affiliate ID and that earned me a few hundred $ in 3-4 weeks. But this method is dead, amazon is checking on this heavily and closing accounts doing so within days.
Of course I could ask them to "spam" some facebook groups with cpa offers but maybe somebody here got some better idea how to somehow "meaningful" keep this 2 freelancer busy while earning some money out of what they are doing. Any idea/advise would be appreciated.
Cheers,
Chris
I currently have 2 freelancers I would call "Virtual Assistance" working for me since some months on a project that was due to end in 4 weeks. Unfortuntely (or fortunately) we all were much faster and it just has been completed this weekend. But now I have these freelancers on my payroll for almost 4 more weeks and have no idea what kind of tasks I could give them that could earn me some money.
In the past I had a similar situation and let these people upload small video-photo-slideshows on youtube for products that are available on amazon and linked to these in the video description with my amazon affiliate ID and that earned me a few hundred $ in 3-4 weeks. But this method is dead, amazon is checking on this heavily and closing accounts doing so within days.
Of course I could ask them to "spam" some facebook groups with cpa offers but maybe somebody here got some better idea how to somehow "meaningful" keep this 2 freelancer busy while earning some money out of what they are doing. Any idea/advise would be appreciated.
Cheers,
Chris