Outsourcing Mastery: How to Build a Thriving Internet Business with an Army of Freelancers

by Steve Scott

Kindle Publishers, Affiliate Marketers, Bloggers and Information MarketersStruggling to keep up with your Internet Business? Wish you had more hours in the day? Feeling overwhelmed from your to-do list? Don't know how to "complete" certain tasks? If you answered "yes" to any of these questions, then outsourcing might be the solution for you. Successful Internet entrepreneurs understand the importance of the 80/20 rule. Instead of trying to do everything themselves, they focus on the high-leverage activities that generate income and then delegate everything else. In other words, they use an army of freelancers to help build their A Simple Plan for "Getting Results" with OutsourcingIn "Outsourcing Mastery" you'll discover a detailed strategy for getting the most from the tasks that you delegate.At its best, outsourcing requires a minimal amount of supervision. With a top-notch freelancer, all you have to do is give a brief overview and you'll get a great return on your investment. The best part is you won't need to "micro-manage" the whole process. It's also true that outsourcing has many pitfalls. Done incorrectly, it can become a constant source of stress, anxiety and wasted capital, resulting in your business taking a step backwards instead of forward. What you need (and what Steve Scott delivers) is a straightforward strategy for finding exceptional freelancers, working with them to complete a great project and using their skills to take your Internet business to the next level. Outsourcing Mastery - How to Build a Thriving Internet Business with an Army of FreelancersInside "Outsourcing Mastery" you'll 35 Virtual Tasks You Should Outsource13 Principles for Getting Results with Outsourcing11 Websites to Locate Exceptional Freelance TalentTHE Best System for Maximizing Your Outsourcing Efforts5 Steps for Picking the BEST Freelancer10 Ways to Ensure Perfect Project Completion6 Rules for Avoiding Outsourcing Catastrophe5 Ways to Grow Your Business Through OutsourcingWhy "Fiverrsourcing" is the New Way to Do OutsourcingOutsourcing can become your secret weapon for getting things done. All you need is a step-by-step guide that walks you through the process. Would You Like To Know More?Download now and start getting results with the projects you delegate.Scroll to the top of the page and select the buy button.

Genres: Business, Nonfiction

80 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 24, 2013

Reviews

[Vlad Ardelean · Rating 4 out of 5]

Nice short book about...basically what the author does :p

This is a nice short book about how to find, hire, manage, fire and work with freelancers for small jobs.

Basically the author's business is to write kindle books. For this activity, he described his interaction with freelancers. The author seems to put thought into all aspects of his business...AND, sell that thought. In technical terms we call this "eating his own dog food" - dogfooding :p

Expect from this book the value equivalent as provided by a series of articles.

For me, it was fun to read this book, mostly because I found out how the author runs his business. At the end of the book - spoiler alert - you will find references to other books he wrote. Indeed, you can tell how his business works by reading his books... it's all there. He has a small business, and I wish the guy the best of luck with it.

Oh yes, also the author has a nice clean writing style, and the content is not repetitive.

[Tanya G. Marshall · Rating 5 out of 5]

So Helpful & To the Point

I am falling in love with Steve’s books! This is the third one I’ve read and he offers such helpful, applicable info. I love how he gets right to the point without all the “sales-fluff” you often find in other books!

Plus it really helps that he gives specifics from his own experience and he’s honest when he isn’t as knowledgeable about a subject.

I highly recommend this book to anyone interested in outsourcing!

[Fernando Suarezserna · Rating 4 out of 5]

Overall, good. Great for people who've never outsourced anything, and a couple hidden gems for those of us who have (by implementing a single one of them the book already paid for itself and more). Downside: it feels more like a bunch of articles placed together than a book; I mean, it doesn't have the logical structure that other of Scott's books do have.

[Scott · Rating 4 out of 5]

Another good book

Another good book

Whatever I'm researching, it seems Steve Scott has written a book about it. And they're all good, although some are better than others. This is one of those! Definitely more about freelancers than virtual assistants.

[Cuellared · Rating 3 out of 5]

good basic advice. perfect for a beginner.