Here are some tips I wish I had when I first got started on Outsourcing: 1. Hire on a Project Basis First Before you hire someone to work full time for you, hire them to do small and specific jobs first. This can be a $10 job, or even a $50 job. Why? This will […]
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When you first try to get your business off the ground, it’s easy to get sidetracked, feel discouraged, unmotivated and just downright quit. I have kept an eye on habits of mine which stops me from being productive. If you want to increase your productivity, you should do the same and see where you spend
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When I write blog posts, I like to have a checklist so that if I get stumped on what to write about, I’ve got something to refer to. I thought that I would share this Make it Personal – use the word “you” a lot and speak to your readers Use the KISS Principle – keep
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There’s a lot of technical expertise now in India, the Philippines, Vietnam, etc. who are able to program, design, and interact with customers at only a fraction of the cost compared to their US counterpart. This has spawned a lot of hype around outsourcing. Outsource and you can scale. Outsource and unlock the Tim Ferris Business
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Split testing is something that most people know that they should be doing but for some reason, never do. And it’s not just the one man band. We’re also talking about 6-,7-, and even 8- figure businesses that rely on a large extent on their website for business. Even though they know that split testing can 10x
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