Thanks for taking the time to leave your detailed comment. I’m in the process of adding a new post regarding bestjobs.ph free service as I tried them, without success, over the weekend.

I got my ad together and posted it but when I logged in the next day to change a couple of details I found that my account had been deleted. I think John Reese mentioned in his video interview with Ed that you might not be able to use this service from the US. As I’m in the UK I thought I’d give it a go. I emailed support but, as yet, have had no reply. I’d be really interested to hear how you get on.

Gillian

This is the first time I’ve come across your little blog here. I haven’t read any of your other posts yet except for this one. Thank you for doing a little comparison work on the outsourcing methods.

I’ve actually sent an e-mail to two possible people I found on craigslist who had a small resume on there saying they want to do some link building work.

Since I’d been thinking it would be nice to outsource some tedious busy-work anyway, I thought I’d take a shot and see what happens. So far no success. Neither person responded to my little job offers which were: onetime job for x amount of dollars. and then if things go well, expand from there and maybe eventually get to full time. But anyway, so far I haven’t made it happen. Nobody responded.

I knew there were other routes to explore but haven’t had a chance to get into any of them and try them out yet.

That is why your post here is very useful for me that you’ve sort of laid out some of the different ways a person could go about finding an inexpensive worker and started to compare the different aspects of the different services.

Now that I’ve seen this, I think I’m going to try the bestjobs.ph free service and see if I can put up a little advert there and get anyone to respond that they’d like to work.

I’m not in Ed Dale’s mentoring program, but I’ve downloaded all of the itunes videos of the 30dc and I’ve watched them all at least once and some of them more than once. A very valuable course. I’m now a big time Ed Dale fan. Probably if I had some cash laying around I’d even buy some of his other courses and go attend his seminars.

I’ve recently seen a couple of internet gurus launching new outsourcing how to products/services. The first one I saw was a couple of months back from some guy I think his name was John Jonas. His little thing was called ‘duplicate yourself’ or something like that. Then of course recently the John Reese group of about three or four videos came out. His is called ‘outsource force’. Both of those guys have me convinced it would be a good idea to outsource the daily routine tasks of internet marketing.

Anyway, thanks for the comparison work. Now I’m going to go and hunt around on your blog and see if there’s any other good stuff on here.

Ethan