You’ve made the plunge and have decided to outsource some of your tasks to local or offshore freelancers…but you’re stuck trying to figure out how to manage people who aren’t in your office. Maybe you’re using email, Skype, Slack, Asana, Trello, Dropbox and a whole bunch of tools to get the job done but you’d love to have an all-in-one solution. You’re in the right place.
We’ve spent the past 10 years setting up systems for companies looking to handle remote contractors and low-cost freelancers from Upwork, Freelancer and Fiverr. From this experience, we’ve build a system that keeps everything in the one place and gives you a clear picture of what’s being done, who’s doing what and whether you’re on track.
Further details of question I’d like to setup a website on WordPress but am unsure how to do it myself. The website will have multiple quizzes and members will have to pay to access these, there will be a new one added 3/4 times a year. Members will be able to sign up for a …
I recently put together a short course on all the top hosted website builders that you can use to develop your website. The main reason for creating the course was to save people time in evaluating the hundreds of options for developing an easy-to-manage website. Some of my main findings were: You often have to compromise on …
It was a joy working with such a professional, organised events company. Every process was mapped out with specific deliverables, notes, requirements and dependancies (geeky, I know). What did they need from us? A little automation using project management software. Using one of our favourites, Podio, we worked on and proposed the following: Custom Events …
We’ve all been in the situation where someone is speaking in a meeting, sending chat messages or reeling off tasks over the phone. You’re grabbing for a pen, double-tapping to open your notes app or finding anything you can to try and not forget anything. By splitting out your communication into a clear channel, people …
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You’ve made the plunge and have decided to outsource some of your tasks to local or offshore freelancers…but you’re stuck trying to figure out how to manage people who aren’t in your office. Maybe you’re using email, Skype, Slack, Asana, Trello, Dropbox and a whole bunch of tools to get the job done but you’d love to have an all-in-one solution. You’re in the right place.
We’ve spent the past 10 years setting up systems for companies looking to handle remote contractors and low-cost freelancers from Upwork, Freelancer and Fiverr. From this experience, we’ve build a system that keeps everything in the one place and gives you a clear picture of what’s being done, who’s doing what and whether you’re on track.
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