Hi! It's Tyrone from Outsourcinglive.com and welcome to the dedicated channel where I share
with you my outsourcing tips and strategies.
In today's video, I want to share with you a little tip, an outsourcing tip on getting
started with outsourcing. The tip today that I want to share with you is try Fiverr, F-I-V-E-R-R,
and try it for outsourcing. Now, the reason why I'm suggesting this to you is because
the first thing is for the people who haven't tried outsourcing before and want to jump
into it just to give it a go, this is a perfect place to start. And the reason why is it only
costs you $5 just for any job that you setup and for people out there who have never, ever
thought about outsourcing or who are just wanting to jump into it, this is the great
way to start.
You can either go to eLance, or Fiverr or oDesk, or any of those other outsourcing sites
to try. But the thing is is that you may have to spend more money than that. And I know
that fact is from the experience and also from people speaking to me, cost is one of
the major factors of them outsourcing.
So to get started, all I'm just suggesting to you is to go onto Fiverr as I mentioned,
F-I-V-E-R-R and just try it out. Submit your job there and get someone to try it out and
get your job done there and that way you can experience outsourcing first hand and that
way you can try it out without very, very spending much money at all or very low cost.
And I can just tell you, there's for example places on Fiverr or jump on Fiverr that you
can do such as creating a logo for $5, getting someone to submit some submissions to you
via article directories for $5 to even send out an email to a list of a thousand people
for $5. You can pretty much get anything done there for $5. It's just a matter of negotiating
with the people that are on there and that way you can actually get a chance to try out
outsourcing and see if it suits out for you.
Now, that's the first tip that I want to share with you. I just want to add a little thing
onto it as well. Now once you've tried it out might be a week, might be a few weeks
just to give it a go, you might want to take that next step on trying to find out who this
person is and find out this person that's working for you for $5 to see if they're interested
in taking on more work from you and maybe even hiring them on a part time or full time
basis because most likely if they're out there looking for work to do for $5, most likely
they would love to have some kind of secure income coming in rather than just doing these
little mini jobs.
So consider that for yourself and you might be able to find someone out there who is in
the market looking for a job to work with you. And it's up to you to negotiate how much
but at least that's the first way to start and that way you can really get yourself a
dabble into outsourcing.
All right I thought that would be a tip just for people who are getting started outsourcing,
beginners and who have never tried it and this is something that I would recommend just
to try because it's a very low cost way. No risk and if you lose it for $5, you lose a
cup of coffee. You know, that's the worst that could happen.
All right I hope that you've enjoyed that tip. I love to hear your success stories and
also I love to hear your experiences with Fiverr. Now if you do have a story to share
or you do want to comment and leave anything about this particular video, just go to Outsourcinglive.com
and leave a comment just below this video which would be on Outsourcinglive.com on that
blog, on my website and I love to hear your experiences with that as well.
All right thank you so much for watching this. My name is Tyrone Shum from Outsourcinglive.com
and I'll see you inside the next video. Bye for now.
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