James Burt’s latest ‘e-Wealth Daily’ article is titled “How Outsourcing Can Help Your Info Marketing Business Thrive”. [‘Info Marketing’ Article]


James Burt’s latest ‘e-Wealth Daily’ article:

How Outsourcing Can Help Your Info Marketing Business Thrive

Many companies have realized the value of outsourcing. It’s for when you need work done, but can’t do it within your own company and/or lack the huge currency to do so. You decide to
get help from a small company — one that is often miles away — that has a better price and can work on a contract basis. This is why outsourcing has become very common.

In information marketing, outsourcing can be an immense help for some of those services you regularly use, but can’t do yourself. Here’s a list of a few:

— Internet support: Like I mentioned before, the Internet was and still is a global phenomenon. If you’re an info marketer, it’s probably the easiest tool to have. But it’s a bit of a rusty tool
when it’s slow or doesn’t send your material properly. It’s true that a lot of big companies employ outsourced Internet and network support services abroad for budget reasons. But they
also it for another reason: quality. These small companies based both in North America and abroad are good at what they do. You can really get the help you need fast, cheaply, and with
consistent quality. If things do go haywire, the services are often just a phone call away to be fixed. If you’re someone who relies on the ‘Net regularly, consider using an outsourced
company to ensure quality services. You can search them out easily on the Internet.

— Electronic and paper publishing: This is one I saw a lot in the publishing world. These days, if you are looking to get your material into a book or even regularly updated online, your
publishing source has to top notch. The trouble is that they might not be close by. You might have to get an outsourced company to help you with this, especially from a company that
is using current technology and publishing resources. Our company used a source from Texas, but you can find them all across North America, Australasia, and even the UK and South
Africa, all for the best price for you. Scout out a quality publisher at a price that is best for you. Perhaps even consult your fellow info marketers for recommendations.

— Gear: Closely related to the above is the constant need for good info marketing-related gear. Laptops, copiers, fax machines…this stuff is probably needed by you and needed in a
full-time capacity. When this stuff goes wrong, you need to fix it and often replace it. But who do you go to, especially if you live outside the city centers or in areas with limited gear
assistance? An outsourced company might be a good choice for you. They can get you gear sent quickly and even service your hardware like roadside assistance, with a pro coming right to
your door. Gear can be a pain, but a good company that you outsource on a regular basis can come to your rescue at a moment’s notice.

— Distribution: This one is the best part of outsourcing. If your products are doing well, you can make contact with distribution sources that can help your products get out to your clients
quickly. Better yet, because they might be located far away from you, you might be able to get exposed to other markets thanks to an outsourced distributor. Once you get the ball
rolling with regular information provision to a regular client base, look into all areas of outsourced distribution. A good distributor can get your material to places you never dreamed of.

Outsourcing can be a controversial topic, especially these days when markets are up and down regularly in this part of the world. But the world is becoming smaller and, getting someone
to help, no matter where they are located, can benefit everyone concerned. If you need help to make your information products better, don’t be afraid to go the distance and get help.

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