Master Outsourcing - I made $13,324 in a Month with my business 100% Outsourced | 100% Raving Review

[Mukul Verma]

Learn How Outsourcing Can Save You Time & Money, While Increasing Productivity & Efficiency of Your Internet Business!

Learn the Ins & Outs of Successful Outsourcing that will put you light years ahead of your Competitors.


These Proven Methods will Help You Get the Most Out of Your Outsource Employees while reaping the benefits of MORE TIME AND MONEY for Your Business.


Dear Warriors,

Have you ever wanted to outsource or have had problems outsourcing in the past and are willing to try it again? Follow the tried and tested outsourcing process revealed in this guide, and you will be pleasantly surprised. The effective outsourcing methods discussed in this e-book will put you light years ahead of your competitors in saving time and money using the power of outsourcing to explode your Internet business.
Through this WSO you will learn proven methods that work exceptionally to enhance your outsource experience. Let me walk you through the process of outsourcing and make sure that you do not make the same mistakes I did when I first started outsourcing. Learn my proven outsourcing methods and stop wasting valuable time, money and resources and start growing your Internet business today.

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Here is just a taste of what you will learn from this extraordinary Outsource guide:

Here is what others have to say

Garret Accot had to say

" Listen, I would have been outsourcing long ago if I'd even had a clue how to. So thank goodness I was given the opportunity to review this report.
This report is 41 pages of one of the best designed and organized reports I have even seen. This is the quintessential guide to outsourcing. I couldn't say it strongly enough.
This guide covers EVERYTHING outsourcing. In My Opinion this is one of those guides that should go in your permanent reference library. It's not so much a guide on outsourcing as much as it is running a business with outsourcing. This guide is everything you need on the subject and I mean everything.

Two thunbs up, way up!

Garret"

Stephan Bevan of SEO Commado says

" Thank you for creating "The Ins & Outs of Successful Outsourcing..." It is a complete practical guide to everything you need to know about getting started in offshore outsourcing, for Internet Businesses.
This is an INCREDIBLE resource that I will definitely refer back to over and over to ensure the ongoing success of building my business team, and I highly recommend it to everyone considering hiring someone in an outsourced capacity!"


Here is what other warriors saying

Originally Posted by buddhabux

Hi Mukul,

thank you, this is an excellent manual to all the important aspects of outsourcing. i think the $47 price tag from another warrior is fair.

ive bought several other courses re outsourcing, some rather expensive, and this wso holds its own against them. not only are the details given as to where and how to contact, managing and optimizing the outsourcing relationship is also covered. so it really is complete.

i would say for anyone who is new to outsourcing and wants to get their feet wet, this guide will be sufficient. you can spend alot more on an outsourcing course and not get this much, or else get the equivalent. even if you are currently outsourcing, i suspect you will learn some good new tips and tricks.

btw, i am a paid wso customer. also, i confess i am sucker for a beautifully designed pdf, which this is, but i swear on a stack of websites that the elegance of this pdf did not influence me.

peace and success, david

Originally Posted by Mountainbird

I just purchased and it's an absolute no-brainer. I would have paid 5 to 10 times the price.

Mukul is a great guy and he really knows what he is writing about and the quality of this guide is amazing.

This guide will for sure help me to find good outsource people.

Thanks a lot for this great guide.

Originally Posted by jeffrey73

Mukul's information is very "solid". This report was great, and he truly understands how to run a business with employees. He is very "non-guru" like, and that is a PLUS in my book! I'd recommend it to anyone.

My only problem is.. can I get another link to the updated version?

- Jeff D.

Originally Posted by marketingstatic

This was a well written guide if your unclear about how to succeed with and establish good repore with outsourcing this is a great over all report. There are some good gems inside especially for the price. I would highly recommend this book.

Originally Posted by firstdrum

Mukul,

Just purchased. This has some very useful information even for those of us who have been outsourcing for a while now. Nice job!

Jody

Originally Posted by nadia712

Disclaimer: I've had absolutely no contact with Mukul, I have no idea who he is, and I have no idea what he does. I'm just a random customer. Read on.

Honestly, in a nutshell, this guide is absolutely fantastic. It covers everything you could possibly need to know about outsourcing to the Philippines, and then some. All of the hard facts and vital information are there, and he's included a ton of invaluable advice throughout that you could only really pick up through experience. You won't be left with any nagging questions, and you won't need to buy anything else to start outsourcing - with confidence.

And, as someone else has already mentioned, the design of this ebook is gorgeous. A lot of time, thought, care, and effort has gone into the writing and compilation of this information, and it shows.

You won't find a better all-around outsourcing WSO than this one. For the price, there is absolutely no reason you should even consider passing this up if you're looking to learn more about successful outsourcing. I'd buy it again at five times the price I paid.

I made this WSO because I was sick and tired of hearing people bash outsource because they did not do it right in the first place. As well to findout if there is a market for a membership website to train outsource employees. I want your feedback on what you think of this ebook.

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[ausslite]

looks like really good info.
i will wait for someone to give review of product before buying

[Mukul Verma]

Originally Posted by ausslite

looks like really good info.
i will wait for someone to give review of product before buying

Thanks, I see a lot of reviews in exchange for the product, I would like to keep real people and real reviews here

There is also a 100% money back if you are not happy with it.

Cheers,
Mukul

[gacott]

I just wanted to pop in here and say that I'm glad this is finally released. I am actually quite surprised that the pricing, I pegged for a $47 report when I looked it over for Mukul.

So listen, I am just finally doing some outsourcing and this guide really has become my outsource bible. I have not found anything out there on outsourcing that even come close.

It is a zero risk purchase so you truly have nothing to loose and everything to gain. Mukul is a great guy with a great reputation. He really knows what he is talking about and you will be amazed at the quality of this guide.

Garret

[Mukul Verma]

Originally Posted by gacott

I just wanted to pop in here and say that I'm glad this is finally released. I am actually quite surprised that the pricing, I pegged for a $47 report when I looked it over for Mukul.

So listen, I am just finally doing some outsourcing and this guide really has become my outsource bible. I have not found anything out there on outsourcing that even come close.

It is a zero risk purchase so you truly have nothing to loose and everything to gain. Mukul is a great guy with a great reputation. He really knows what he is talking about and you will be amazed at the quality of this guide.

Garret

Thanks Garret and appreciate the feedback on it.

Bottom line, I have done a lot of things wrong in outsourcing, this guide is so others do not have to make the same mistake.

Cheers,
Mukul

[buddhabux]

Hi Mukul,

thank you, this is an excellent manual to all the important aspects of outsourcing. i think the $47 price tag from another warrior is fair.

ive bought several other courses re outsourcing, some rather expensive, and this wso holds its own against them. not only are the details given as to where and how to contact, managing and optimizing the outsourcing relationship is also covered. so it really is complete.

i would say for anyone who is new to outsourcing and wants to get their feet wet, this guide will be sufficient. you can spend alot more on an outsourcing course and not get this much, or else get the equivalent. even if you are currently outsourcing, i suspect you will learn some good new tips and tricks.

btw, i am a paid wso customer. also, i confess i am sucker for a beautifully designed pdf, which this is, but i swear on a stack of websites that the elegance of this pdf did not influence me.

peace and success, david

[Mukul Verma]

Originally Posted by buddhabux

Hi Mukul,

thank you, this is an excellent manual to all the important aspects of outsourcing. i think the $47 price tag from another warrior is fair.

ive bought several other courses re outsourcing, some rather expensive, and this wso holds its own against them. not only are the details given as to where and how to contact, managing and optimizing the outsourcing relationship is also covered. so it really is complete.

i would say for anyone who is new to outsourcing and wants to get their feet wet, this guide will be sufficient. you can spend alot more on an outsourcing course and not get this much, or else get the equivalent. even if you are currently outsourcing, i suspect you will learn some good new tips and tricks.

btw, i am a paid wso customer. also, i confess i am sucker for a beautifully designed pdf, which this is, but i swear on a stack of websites that the elegance of this pdf did not influence me.

peace and success, david

Thank you very much David. You can have good design with great content. My wife does the design for all my stuff in our business, she is the one to thank for that

Appreciate the great feedback.

Cheers,
Mukul

[Frank Ayres]

What does the outsouring toolbox consist of?

[Mukul Verma]

Originally Posted by SpudDS

What does the outsouring toolbox consist of?

It is a list of tools that I use when outsourcing including communication tools (watching employees, talking to them, sharing information, payment methods).

Cheers,
Mukul

[Mountainbird]

I just purchased and it's an absolute no-brainer. I would have paid 5 to 10 times the price.

Mukul is a great guy and he really knows what he is writing about and the quality of this guide is amazing.

This guide will for sure help me to find good outsource people.

Thanks a lot for this great guide.

[Mukul Verma]

Originally Posted by Mountainbird

I just purchased and it's an absolute no-brainer. I would have paid 5 to 10 times the price.

Mukul is a great guy and he really knows what he is writing about and the quality of this guide is amazing.

This guide will for sure help me to find good outsource people.

Thanks a lot for this great guide.

Thank you very much for the feedback, glad you enjoyed it

Cheers,
Mukul

[jeffrey73]

Mukul's information is very "solid". This report was great, and he truly understands how to run a business with employees. He is very "non-guru" like, and that is a PLUS in my book! I'd recommend it to anyone.

My only problem is.. can I get another link to the updated version?

- Jeff D.

[jeffrey73]

BTW, his video marketing course is FANTASTIC as well!

Everyone should own a copy of BOTH.

- Jeff D.

[Mountainbird]

Originally Posted by jeffrey73

My only problem is.. can I get another link to the updated version?

Same here. The standard download link doesn't provide the updated version.

[Mukul Verma]

Thanks Jeffrey, you are right about the non-guru, I like diving into this stuff

I did updated the outsource guide. You are not charged for the update, email me from the original email address and I will send you a copy of it.

Cheers,
Mukul

[marketingstatic]

This was a well written guide if your unclear about how to succeed with and establish good repore with outsourcing this is a great over all report. There are some good gems inside especially for the price. I would highly recommend this book.

[Mukul Verma]

Originally Posted by marketingstatic

This was a well written guide if your unclear about how to succeed with and establish good repore with outsourcing this is a great over all report. There are some good gems inside especially for the price. I would highly recommend this book.

Thank you guys very much, I appreciate the high approval rating on this guide.

Once the counter price goes up, it is likely not coming to this low again.

Cheers,
Mukul

[Bayo]

Hi Mukul

A question

Does this guide only apply to people running internet businesses or could it also apply to non internet marketing business outsourcing too?

Thanks

Bayo

[Mukul Verma]

Originally Posted by Bayo

Hi Mukul

A question

Does this guide only apply to people running internet businesses or could it also apply to non internet marketing business outsourcing too?

Thanks

Bayo

Thanks Bayo,

I use examples of Internet Business tasks, most of my business is outside the Internet Marketing Niche.

This will be very useful outside as well, there is information on hiring process's, communication and tools that will be used with any outsource employee.

Cheers,
Mukul

[User-Name]

I bought the video course and now this one
Thank you for your easy to understand format
Andrew

[Mukul Verma]

Originally Posted by User-Name

I bought the video course and now this one
Thank you for your easy to understand format
Andrew

Thanks again for joining.

Cheers,
Mukul

[jeffreyaman]

Hey Mukul,

The guide definitely looks great. One question for you...

I read above that you learn "where" to look for people to outsource. Do you go into depth regarding this? I know it's extremely important to find the right people to hire. A lot of people just getting started with outsourcing are looking for proven resources of people who you can trust to do the job right.

I was wondering if this report goes into depth in that area.

Thanks a ton...

[Mukul Verma]

Originally Posted by jeffreyaman

Hey Mukul,

The guide definitely looks great. One question for you...

I read above that you learn "where" to look for people to outsource. Do you go into depth regarding this? I know it's extremely important to find the right people to hire. A lot of people just getting started with outsourcing are looking for proven resources of people who you can trust to do the job right.

I was wondering if this report goes into depth in that area.

Thanks a ton...

I cover a depth of places you can get it from. This guide shares my real experience with outsourcing and I currently will only hire from 2 places depending on what I need done. I do have a process I share with you on hiring the 'right' person as hiring the wrong one can waste time and resources.

Finding the right person is important and often it may not be proven resources. Hiring a fresh person can be proven to be better then expereinced depending on the job.

For Example - Link building.

I try to hire only new people and train them for the most part and here is why 1. They do it your proven way that works 2. Easier to train No preconceived notions (or Angela and Paul Links). Remember there is always 5 ways to do most things online (SEO, Article Writing, Link Building, Customer Service etc... who is say which is right or wrong, preconceived nations can hurt you often).

A link builder that joined us a few weeks ago had some experience. My team leader commented on how different and harder it is to train someone who had experience compared to easier to train someone who is new. Not to mention you can get new link builders for $130/month and just give him Angela and Paul Links.

I can only share my experience.

Cheers,
Mukul

[firstdrum]

Mukul,

Just purchased. This has some very useful information even for those of us who have been outsourcing for a while now. Nice job!

Jody

[Mukul Verma]

Originally Posted by firstdrum

Mukul,

Just purchased. This has some very useful information even for those of us who have been outsourcing for a while now. Nice job!

Jody

Thank You Jody!!! Thats a compliment coming from someone with a good size outsource team.

If you are on the fence, get this guide, it is 100% guaranteed, if it looks at you the wrong way. It covers a lot of what works with outsourcing.

Cheers,
Mukul

[nadia712]

Disclaimer: I've had absolutely no contact with Mukul, I have no idea who he is, and I have no idea what he does. I'm just a random customer. Read on.

Honestly, in a nutshell, this guide is absolutely fantastic. It covers everything you could possibly need to know about outsourcing to the Philippines, and then some. All of the hard facts and vital information are there, and he's included a ton of invaluable advice throughout that you could only really pick up through experience. You won't be left with any nagging questions, and you won't need to buy anything else to start outsourcing - with confidence.

And, as someone else has already mentioned, the design of this ebook is gorgeous. A lot of time, thought, care, and effort has gone into the writing and compilation of this information, and it shows.

You won't find a better all-around outsourcing WSO than this one. For the price, there is absolutely no reason you should even consider passing this up if you're looking to learn more about successful outsourcing. I'd buy it again at five times the price I paid.

[Michael Patterson]

So even if you have been outsourcing for years and have a good team and train them and everything is good then you can still learn some new stuff from this?

Thanks,

Mike

[Mukul Verma]

Originally Posted by Michael Patterson

So even if you have been outsourcing for years and have a good team and train them and everything is good then you can still learn some new stuff from this?

Thanks,

Mike

Hi Mike,

I dont know your knowledge or what you do so honestly it is hard to tell. A Few people who have outsourced above have made positive comments.

When I am a pretty good at something as you seem to be in outsourcing, I pick up products to learn golden gems (like softwares, methods orwebsites etc..
) that I can implement in my business.

All I can say is that for someone who outsource and runs a team for my personal websites, this is my real experience.

Cheers,
Mukul

[kos818]

Hi Mukul,

thanks for another highly valuable ressource about outsourcing!

@Fellow Warriors that might sit on the fence: get it ;-)

I loved the introduction about extended traveling without having to take care about business, because you did the hard work upfront and trained your VAs to replace yourself. This is what outsourcing is about! It is not only about leveraging time zones and getting more for your hard earned $, but about freeing up your time ;-) If done correctly!

One point that I appreciated to read is that you have to know your stuff! Before any staff can do anything for you, you have to get it done yourself. John Jonas, the so called King of Outsourcing, said on his Outsourcing Retreat that he outsourced things he have had no glue about. I doubt that ;-)

Also that comment about the laid back culture in an Asian nation made me love. It depends. Sometimes you have to kick asses as a small business owner. I have experienced that while operating my first (and last!) own pub and fired more then 20 staff members over a period of less then 2 years (could happen back in Germany also, I have a friends friend that has a huge restaurant and got rid of 500! staff members in the same time). But, as mentioned in Mukuls guide, pe patient and maintain a GOOD to great working environment. Outsourcing is also about cultural differences. Just make some extensive traveling and you will figure out what I'm talking about ;-)

And I figured out that I forgot something in my own reference. The different ways of English spoken in different parts of the world. What a pitty, I've been in nearly every country you could outsource to. Might add it to my autoresponder, haha. Also the note about overtimes is a realy golden nugget. Thumbs up.

I bought another .mp3 about outsourcing yesterday by a high profiled IM, but I give Mukuls WSO a much higher rating then that one. It is way more specific then the recorded call I was listening to a day ago...

Hiring section is top notch!

@Mukul: I guess nobody will blame you for using aff links in your guide! I do so and emphasise this in my guide. Nobody ever complained. OK, sign up rates wouldn't finance my living, but as time goes you might make some decent cash with it (and a small typo on page 19: it should read Rent a CodeR ;-))!

I haven't finished reading the guide yet, but I promissed my girlfriend to pick her up for lunch (she is selling garnments and has a pretty strict time line [OK, sometimes she doesn't go to her shop for a week, but when she does, she is normaly busy ;-)])

As said, get it!
Cheers
Sven

[Mukul Verma]

Originally Posted by kos818

Hi Mukul,

thanks for another highly valuable ressource about outsourcing!

@Fellow Warriors that might sit on the fence: get it ;-)

I loved the introduction about extended traveling without having to take care about business, because you did the hard work upfront and trained your VAs to replace yourself. This is what outsourcing is about! It is not only about leveraging time zones and getting more for your hard earned $, but about freeing up your time ;-) If done correctly!

One point that I appreciated to read is that you have to know your stuff! Before any staff can do anything for you, you have to get it done yourself. John Jonas, the so called King of Outsourcing, said on his Outsourcing Retreat that he outsourced things he have had no glue about. I doubt that ;-)

Also that comment about the laid back culture in an Asian nation made me love. It depends. Sometimes you have to kick asses as a small business owner. I have experienced that while operating my first (and last!) own pub and fired more then 20 staff members over a period of less then 2 years (could happen back in Germany also, I have a friends friend that has a huge restaurant and got rid of 500! staff members in the same time). But, as mentioned in Mukuls guide, pe patient and maintain a GOOD to great working environment. Outsourcing is also about cultural differences. Just make some extensive traveling and you will figure out what I'm talking about ;-)

And I figured out that I forgot something in my own reference. The different ways of English spoken in different parts of the world. What a pitty, I've been in nearly every country you could outsource to. Might add it to my autoresponder, haha. Also the note about overtimes is a realy golden nugget. Thumbs up.

I bought another .mp3 about outsourcing yesterday by a high profiled IM, but I give Mukuls WSO a much higher rating then that one. It is way more specific then the recorded call I was listening to a day ago...

Hiring section is top notch!

@Mukul: I guess nobody will blame you for using aff links in your guide! I do so and emphasise this in my guide. Nobody ever complained. OK, sign up rates wouldn't finance my living, but as time goes you might make some decent cash with it (and a small typo on page 19: it should read Rent a CodeR ;-))!

I haven't finished reading the guide yet, but I promissed my girlfriend to pick her up for lunch (she is selling garnments and has a pretty strict time line [OK, sometimes she doesn't go to her shop for a week, but when she does, she is normaly busy ;-)])

As said, get it!
Cheers
Sven

Thanks Sven for the detailed report. I do believe the small things make a HUGE difference in getting results as a few you mentioned. I only use affiliate links as to see if my little book making a difference in the world , so far no progress...but its all good.

Cheers,
Mukul

[kos818]

Hi Mukul,

same here! We might launch a $2.498 "home study course" together in future, haha. Then we get the attention, as we might get so called gurus that are interested in the $1.250 commission per sign up, but I doubt that at least 10% of that fellow marketers would invest the money would actually take action. At least good for us!

All the best
cheers
Sven

PS: Watching your video marketing course while writing this (actually I stopped it for your Ins & Outs of outsourcing ;-))

[CAREZ]

Hi Mukul:

Great products...Video Marketing and Traffic Marketing course are full of valuable info. Now I need your outsourcing course.

Please give us a break...open up the $9 price again. I am sure many will appreciate your generosity.

Thanks,
carez

[Mukul Verma]

Originally Posted by CAREZ

Hi Mukul:

Great products...Video Marketing and Traffic Marketing course are full of valuable info. Now I need your outsourcing course.

Please give us a break...open up the price again. I am sure many will appreciate your generosity.

Thanks,
carez

Thanks Carez,

Looks like after Traffic Marketing, I put Video Marketing to $9. Now I am asked to do the same here, so I am putting this for a limited time.

Traffic Marketing is the price is rising from $9 at 3:00 PM today. http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-...y-reviews.html

Cheers,
Mukul

[clubrrr]

Hello
Is this a ebook, or does it also come with videos? Also, very important, is the material something that can help in training a Va, for instance. I mean I have purchased another wso here on outsourcing, and it was so basic, just giving tips... It would be great if ayour product could be sent to a va, in say how to do backlinks, and other tasks...
Thank you

[Mukul Verma]

Originally Posted by clubrrr

Hello
Is this a ebook, or does it also come with videos? Also, very important, is the material something that can help in training a Va, for instance. I mean I have purchased another wso here on outsourcing, and it was so basic, just giving tips... It would be great if ayour product could be sent to a va, in say how to do backlinks, and other tasks...
Thank you

This is only a guide. It is training you to work with your team and to outsource, not to send to a VA. I suggest you buy a WSO on linkbuilding or the task and send that to them.

I would purchase material, do it myself first. Adjust it to my style and send that to my team.

Cheers,
Mukul

[Tamara Watts]

Hello Mukul

This looks like some very useful information.

Between India and Philippines, what kind of task or jobs would you outsource to?

I'm keen to hear from your experience in terms of training the employee and managing expectations.

Cheers
Tamara

[Mukul Verma]

Originally Posted by Tamara Watts

Hello Mukul

This looks like some very useful information.

Between India and Philippines, what kind of task or jobs would you outsource to?

I'm keen to hear from your experience in terms of training the employee and managing expectations.

Cheers
Tamara

Hi Tamara, welcome to warrior forum. I am not sure if this is the right thread to discuss, feel free to drop be a email.

Cheers
Mukul

[Adam Roy]

Do you discuss in detail how to actually outsource various tasks? Or is it basically about building relationships with people?

For example, do you explain exactly what you outsourced to make the 13k?

Do you explain how to outsource link building?

[Mukul Verma]

Originally Posted by friend

Do you discuss in detail how to actually outsource various tasks? Or is it basically about building relationships with people?

For example, do you explain exactly what you outsourced to make the 13k?

Do you explain how to outsource link building?

I discuss how I choose the right person for each task making it more efficient for you to get better results.

Linkbuilding, anyone who picks up this guide, drop me a email and I will tell you how to get full time linkbuilders for $130 USD a month (I got 2 of them) and how to do it. I will add this into version 4 of this outsource (which you get upgrades FREE).

Cheers
Mukul

[Adam Roy]

When do you presume V4 will be available?

You do not describe how you made 13k in a month? What kind of project was it?

[jsmithii68]

any chance at offering resale rights?

[Mukul Verma]

Originally Posted by friend

When do you presume V4 will be available?

You do not describe how you made 13k in a month? What kind of project was it?

Excellent question. I did 3 this year already. I would be happy to share this information with anyone who has this outsource guide before its added.

Cheers
Mukul

[Mukul Verma]

Originally Posted by jsmithii68

any chance at offering resale rights?

Nope...this is my personal experience and what I have done to outsource from my own personal lessons to successfully outsource.

Now if you want to do a joint venture, sent me a PM and we can chat.

Cheers
Mukul

[Adam Roy]

Originally Posted by Mukul Verma

Excellent question. I did 3 this year already. I would be happy to share this information with anyone who has this outsource guide before its added.

Cheers
Mukul

I already bought it

Maybe we can do some GMail chat?

[Mukul Verma]

Originally Posted by friend

I already bought it

Maybe we can do some GMail chat?

Look forward to it, drop me a line.

Cheers,
Mukul

[Adam Roy]

What's your gmail?

[Mukul Verma]

Originally Posted by friend

What's your gmail?

Check your PM

Cheers
Mukul

[pokerdawg]

Just picked up the WSO... looking forward to great info. Will PM you with a few questions. Thanks

[Mukul Verma]

Originally Posted by pokerdawg

Just picked up the WSO... looking forward to great info. Will PM you with a few questions. Thanks

Thanks and Welcome

Cheers
Mukul

[pokerdawg]

I've given it a quick skim and I must say - I'm impressed. It is a very well written, professionally designed document - 40+ solid pages of information.

And if you've seen my other posts, my pet peeve are WSO's that are 30 pages in length that could fit in 2 except for ridiculously big fonts, crazy paragraph spacing, massive margins and ridiculous images.

This is 40 pages of solid material, well organized and nicely presented.

Kudos!