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  • Profile picture of the author MCDavies
    So, this would basically be like being a middleman, right?

    Seems like an interesting way to get some fast cash.

    Are you doing this on a full time basis?
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  • Profile picture of the author BrainCopy
    Yes I am, but not this week because I have finals.
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    • Profile picture of the author ChrisHunt
      Value arbitrage.

      Of course there are risks, non-payment, your supplies being low quality, the expectation of the customer, project running over the deadline...
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      • Profile picture of the author BrainCopy
        Originally Posted by ChrisHunt View Post

        Value arbitrage.

        Of course there are risks, non-payment, your supplies being low quality, the expectation of the customer, project running over the deadline...
        That's happened to me a couple of times, But that's just BUSINESS.
        Every business has a flaw somewhere.

        Best Regards,
        UFG
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  • Profile picture of the author Zeus66
    Great spin on a classic formula. Find buyers. Find suppliers. Hook 'em up with each other for a fee. I hear ya!

    There are so many ways to make some money online. You just have to take action on an idea like this one.

    John
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    • Profile picture of the author BrainCopy
      Originally Posted by Zeus66 View Post

      Great spin on a classic formula. Find buyers. Find suppliers. Hook 'em up with each other for a fee. I hear ya!

      There are so many ways to make some money online. You just have to take action on an idea like this one.

      John
      "Take Action" - Those two words say it all! if you don't take action
      then you will never succeed in business or LIFE at that matter.
      Don't be scared to think outside the box either.

      Thank you for the comment John
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  • Profile picture of the author BrainCopy
    Originally Posted by cjmo75 View Post

    What a great idea! This is something I hadn't though of. You know, I think applying "real-world" business principles to internet business is a smart move. You're right. It really isn't hard to make money online once you find your niche.

    Thank You!

    You really have to treat this like a BUSINESS rather than a "hobby"
    to make some extra bucks.

    Best Regards,
    UFG
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  • Profile picture of the author TheDebtEliminator
    I have used this system, and most of the time, it works out well.

    The secret is to have great outsourcing folks to work with that are dependable.

    Good folks are hard to find, and that is the problem.

    So start slow and ramp up as you find niches that you can handle.

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  • Profile picture of the author tribros
    Yes this is doable and I'm sure it will earn lot's of money. When I was first starting out I thought of this idea though it's a little bit time consuming. So I went with the information biz. Anyway, I would highly suggest anyone if you don't like other opportunity then try this one.
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  • Profile picture of the author Ty Neal
    Awesome Tip, You are right that is simple for all the new people want to know how to make money fast there you go. Awesome tip UFG
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    • Profile picture of the author namacuix
      sup man..read your post on outsourcing on craigslist and i was wondering if you could shed some more light on the subject...im completely new to this website and the making money online thing...so if u could hand down some game to a youngin' id appreciate it...1
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      • Profile picture of the author Adam Nolan
        This is going to sound like a dick thing to say... but...


        DUH...

        More people should be doing this!... But alas, they won't. I bet out of all the people that read this thread, less than 5% will apply it, but it's absolutely brilliant and VERY simple. You can even outsource someone to go through craigslist and contact companies for you offering up the service.

        Most people here have an employee mindset instead of an employer mindset. Switch your thinking and doing this stuff becomes 10x easier.

        Cheers

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        • Profile picture of the author BrainCopy
          Originally Posted by Maverick_ View Post

          This is going to sound like a dick thing to say... but...


          DUH...

          More people should be doing this!... But alas, they won't. I bet out of all the people that read this thread, less than 5% will apply it, but it's absolutely brilliant and VERY simple. You can even outsource someone to go through craigslist and contact companies for you offering up the service.

          Most people here have an employee mindset instead of an employer mindset. Switch your thinking and doing this stuff becomes 10x easier.

          Cheers

          Love, respect, all the best
          - Adam
          Thank you for the comment. This method would definitely separate the lazy people to the people who actually WANT to make a difference, and yes you are correct, a lot of people have an employee's state of mind rather than an employers state of mind. Great Point.

          Best Regards,
          UFG
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      • Profile picture of the author BrainCopy
        Originally Posted by namacuix View Post

        sup man..read your post on outsourcing on craigslist and i was wondering if you could shed some more light on the subject...im completely new to this website and the making money online thing...so if u could hand down some game to a youngin' id appreciate it...1
        If you plan to run a BUSINESS I would suggest cleaning up the grammar.
        You won't get a great response talking like that, and no one would take you or your business seriously (I'm not trying to come off as an A@# that's just how it is). Other then that, what else would you like to know?
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  • Profile picture of the author Ricky Dawn
    Sounds good yet another great post on the Warrior Forum
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  • Profile picture of the author LasseKohau
    Good post, Great inspiration, "Easy to start business-model".

    I think, a lot of newbies - would look forward to your video or a pdf.

    If you are a good "broker/middelman", you can scale this oppertunity up to a very good income stream or a full time living.


    My advice;

    1) Find great customers, that are easy to serve and PAY.
    2) Deliver your services as PROMISED.
    3) Find people, that know their STUFF, when you make a subcontract to them.( WARRIORS )
    4) Set the right price, external business world has much higher revenue, than online world.


    Here are some business-models to build on;


    1) Start a small business with web-side design and web-site maintenance.

    2) Get some customers. Get a respected warrior as subcontractor. Dont use cheap people. You are dealing with external customers, that DEMANDS value for money.

    3A) Scale it up to making 100 dollars a day and outsource your complete business and make a good profit in your armchair.

    3B) Continue to build this one business-model and make 200 D a day and go on.

    3C) Flip the entire business, when you do 100 D. a day on a decent flipsite.

    3D) Start building a new line of business, while you keep web-design business running.
    FX. social bokmarking to external clients.

    I have done it for several clients, and just one fee from one external client, paid my Bookmark demon and taxes in Denmark. Every other bookmark, that a make to ext. clients or a my minisites are either free or a complete revenue.

    Good luck,

    BR LASSE
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  • Profile picture of the author MasonRamm
    Hi,

    Yes, this is one of the methods I have used with proven success.

    The great thing about this method is it costs you no money to start or do
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  • Profile picture of the author Social Experts
    Yeah dude I like this idea. I might give it a jam
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    Chill.

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  • Profile picture of the author cpa-money
    well i think it`s a great idea. so the next step is this:

    register for a freelance site and offer your services.

    then register to another freelance site and ask for people to do your job.

    this might work well. if you calculate your revenue correctly. you will be amazed how people spending their day in one freelance site and never bother to check the others...
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  • Profile picture of the author alfa_375
    I like your post. It is really a great idea. The golden words of the day are

    "most people comes as employee's state of mind rather than an employers state of mind"


    Waiting for your video or pdf thing


    Regards
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  • Profile picture of the author ydsimple
    You are genius. So simple and so effective way to make big money. Thanks.
    P.S. How couldn't I think of that before ;-)
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  • Profile picture of the author BrainCopy
    Thank you guys for the support! I have been getting pm's about the
    post a video next. So because of that, I will begin filming tonight.
    and hopefully post it later tonight or in the morning.

    Thanks guys.

    Best Regards,
    UFG
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    • Profile picture of the author Andy Money
      Just want to add something to this.

      While this is a really fast way to make money and I highly recommend it, scaling it into its own business is tedious. Try to use outsourcing as a way to get income to build auto-pilot income streams like affiliate sites, blogs, review sites, etc. Anything really.

      In other words use the money you make doing work and providing a service to fund income that requires NO work. i.e. Adsense sites (push a site live + send traffic = passive $ no orders to fill and no customer support).
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      • Profile picture of the author BrainCopy
        Originally Posted by Andrew Maule View Post

        Just want to add something to this.

        While this is a really fast way to make money and I highly recommend it, scaling it into its own business is tedious. Try to use outsourcing as a way to get income to build auto-pilot income streams like affiliate sites, blogs, review sites, etc. Anything really.

        In other words use the money you make doing work and providing a service to fund income that requires NO work. i.e. Adsense sites (push a site live + send traffic = passive $ no orders to fill and no customer support).

        That's an excellent tip Andrew, thank you. Though I will not be scaling this to the point where I have dozens of "workers" simply because I like to do things myself (it makes me feel more involved). Not to mention I have a couple of other projects I look forward to starting this summer break

        Best Regards,
        UFG
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      • Profile picture of the author tribros
        Originally Posted by Andrew Maule View Post

        Just want to add something to this.

        While this is a really fast way to make money and I highly recommend it, scaling it into its own business is tedious. Try to use outsourcing as a way to get income to build auto-pilot income streams like affiliate sites, blogs, review sites, etc. Anything really.

        In other words use the money you make doing work and providing a service to fund income that requires NO work. i.e. Adsense sites (push a site live + send traffic = passive $ no orders to fill and no customer support).
        Yes, that should be your second step. Focus on automatic passive income modules. You will be glad you did later.
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  • Profile picture of the author Marhelper
    I have done it and agree that is a good way to make a little side or start up money but for the "afraid to actually put some work in" there will still be an excuse.
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    • Profile picture of the author RichMag
      This is so strange that I came across this post today. I am currently in the process right now of testing out different freelancers. My situation is probably like a lot of others on the forum. I work a "regular" job during the day and do my IM gig after work. I have been doing IM for about a year. Around the first of this year I "found my niche" in an IM service and have done quite well. The problem is, I will never grow my business because of time restraints. So, here is where I am at:

      Say I have a service that sells for $199.99. Since I do everything myself, I profit right around $190 per service sold. When I first started getting clients, I could take on 3-5 clients per week. Pretty good for a part time gig huh? The problem starting coming though as I added clients, I had more emails to answer, repeat customers (who all want fast turnaround), as well as referals. So now Im down to taking on 2 clients per week, sometimes 3 if my weekend is free as I never want to over extend myself.

      I can outsource all of the work for around $70 per service offered so I would still be profiting $120 but here is the catch. Once I find "my team" of outsurcers, I should be able to do 2-3 per DAY. Probably more like 5-6 actually but I want to slowly ramp up.

      As stated earlier, I am now testing out prospected freelancers. There are 3 facets of my business that I need to outsource. I would love to find 3 per facet. I have found 2 right now that I am excited about (here on the Warrior Forum actually). So I am slowly getting everything together.

      I am big on customer service and really enjoy helping my clients and answering questions, so I want to keep that workload for me and outsource the rest.

      I REALLY believe to be successful using this model that you MUST know how to do everything that you are outsourcing yourself. Here is why. If I have a client that has an issue that will take me 2-3 minutes to fix, I will do it myself without having to wait for my outsourcer (who is probably in bed due to the time difference) to fix it. That way, I fix it, respond to the email and have a happy client. If you have no clue on how to do what you outsource, that could be a recipe for disaster.

      Just my 2 cents.
      Rich
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      • Profile picture of the author BrainCopy
        Originally Posted by steviebee View Post

        Dear UFG and all,

        Although this is my first post I have been reading on this forum for a while now and love it. This is a really good idea, along the same lines as I have been thinking myself although not using internet sources to find clients but using telesales and taking a 3-5% comission for giving them to a supplier.

        I was just wondering if you could elaborate a little more on how you do this because I would love to start making some money this way. (I have recently dropped out of uni to do my own thing and have no money)

        So you add a 40% commission to the person you sell to the client. How do you organise this via pay pal? When do you ask for the payment from the person you give the client to?

        Sorry if these are lame questions
        Hi, I would suggest getting an account with Paypal. As to your second question, I would not even mention that I am outsourcing the work. I would prefer you get paid in full upfront from the client first, and then pay the "supplier" half of the agreed price upfront to insure that he/she gets the job done.

        Best Regards,
        UFG

        Originally Posted by RichMag View Post

        This is so strange that I came across this post today. I am currently in the process right now of testing out different freelancers. My situation is probably like a lot of others on the forum. I work a "regular" job during the day and do my IM gig after work. I have been doing IM for about a year. Around the first of this year I "found my niche" in an IM service and have done quite well. The problem is, I will never grow my business because of time restraints. So, here is where I am at:

        Say I have a service that sells for $199.99. Since I do everything myself, I profit right around $190 per service sold. When I first started getting clients, I could take on 3-5 clients per week. Pretty good for a part time gig huh? The problem starting coming though as I added clients, I had more emails to answer, repeat customers (who all want fast turnaround), as well as referals. So now Im down to taking on 2 clients per week, sometimes 3 if my weekend is free as I never want to over extend myself.

        I can outsource all of the work for around $70 per service offered so I would still be profiting $120 but here is the catch. Once I find "my team" of outsurcers, I should be able to do 2-3 per DAY. Probably more like 5-6 actually but I want to slowly ramp up.

        As stated earlier, I am now testing out prospected freelancers. There are 3 facets of my business that I need to outsource. I would love to find 3 per facet. I have found 2 right now that I am excited about (here on the Warrior Forum actually). So I am slowly getting everything together.

        I am big on customer service and really enjoy helping my clients and answering questions, so I want to keep that workload for me and outsource the rest.

        I REALLY believe to be successful using this model that you MUST know how to do everything that you are outsourcing yourself. Here is why. If I have a client that has an issue that will take me 2-3 minutes to fix, I will do it myself without having to wait for my outsourcer (who is probably in bed due to the time difference) to fix it. That way, I fix it, respond to the email and have a happy client. If you have no clue on how to do what you outsource, that could be a recipe for disaster.

        Just my 2 cents.
        Rich

        That's Great!, I would suggest to ramp things up slowly, we do have personal lives and in some cases a full time job. I find your last paragraph to absolutely correct but in many cases not required (unless your outsourcing something you are completely unaware of...graphics..etc)

        Best Regards,
        UFG
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        • Profile picture of the author samjaynz
          Wow, this thread reminds me of the very first IM product I ever purchased- I think it was called "Instant Internet Income" or something like that. In this DVD (yes, that's right, it was a snail-mailed DVD) the author talked about being an 'Internet Deal Broker'; finding buyers and matching them up with appropriate sellers then watching the profits roll in.

          At the time I didn't understand it (I was only 13 or 14 I think) but after having read this thread I guess I get exactly what the guy was on about. Perhaps I'll have to give this a try.

          Outsourcing really does seem to be one of the most powerful ways to get ahead. Here's a little bit of maths I've done with my own statistics to show how outsourcing "menial" tasks like article writing etc can also be used to make you a lot of cash, rather quickly.

          • My average earnings per 250-400 word article I write is $13 USD (calculated this over the last couple of years)
          • I can write 3 or 4 articles like this a day before going insane. However, there are plenty of writers out there who will research and write a 250-400 word article for $6-7. Take a look around the WSO forum, Warriors for Hire etc. Or even DP forums.
          • Outsource the article writing, and I'm still making $6-7 per article. But I could have 10 writers, each writing 10 articles a day meaning a theoretical profit of $600-700. Of course economics teaches us that you will reach a point of Diminishing Marginal Returns, where your extra input of work provides a decreasing rate of return, but the theory is solid.
          • I can then spend my day doing things that interest me more, such as product creation.
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  • Profile picture of the author steviebee
    Dear UFG and all,

    Although this is my first post I have been reading on this forum for a while now and love it. This is a really good idea, along the same lines as I have been thinking myself although not using internet sources to find clients but using telesales and taking a 3-5% comission for giving them to a supplier.

    I was just wondering if you could elaborate a little more on how you do this because I would love to start making some money this way. (I have recently dropped out of uni to do my own thing and have no money)

    So you add a 40% commission to the person you sell to the client. How do you organise this via pay pal? When do you ask for the payment from the person you give the client to?

    Sorry if these are lame questions
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  • Profile picture of the author BrainCopy
    Just updated the thread with the video guys. ENJOY IT!

    Best Regards,
    UFG
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  • Profile picture of the author fikus4o
    Hello, all. I'm new to this forum and right now I'm looking for some method's to make some money online. Your guide seem romising i will try it .
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  • Profile picture of the author steviebee
    Thanks for getting back to me so quickly UFG and the video was great. One other quick question, how easy is it to get the client to pay up front? What do you do if they don't want to pay up front?

    Cheers
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    • Profile picture of the author BrainCopy
      Originally Posted by steviebee View Post

      Thanks for getting back to me so quickly UFG and the video was great. One other quick question, how easy is it to get the client to pay up front? What do you do if they don't want to pay up front?

      Cheers
      If they refuse to pay in full upfront, I would suggest to them to put a half payment in order to get the job started. Once they get their services completed, and are satisfied, that's when you will then request the rest of the payment.

      Best Regards,
      UFG
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  • Profile picture of the author MATTYLLL
    Good idea, like it!
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  • Profile picture of the author Kirimanjaro
    Great advice UFG. I totally agree that this is really good information for people who are just starting out on earning money online. It is even greater news to note that there are people like you who have been at it for some time and it has been working alright.
    I am also relatively new in making money online and one thing i have learnt is to always strive to outsource from credible and reliable freelancers, hard as this may be. I imagine this is very important when applying UFG's strategy.
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  • Profile picture of the author gary varga
    Great thread UFG. I am going to try this method!!
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  • Profile picture of the author divineman
    This is a very good business guide but the major challenge lies in the hand of supplier who must supply quality product at expected time. Also the customer must have ability to pay promptly for the service render, so that one will not disappoint the supplier. If supplier and customer could meet up, the deal is good .
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  • Profile picture of the author bjpoly
    UFG this is a great one, i will try it out but pls how do i get the free pdf report? Thanks
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    • Profile picture of the author BrainCopy
      Originally Posted by bjpoly View Post

      UFG this is a great one, i will try it out but pls how do i get the free pdf report? Thanks

      Hi, thank you for the comment. I think you misunderstood what was posted. I was going to make a pdf, and offer it for download. I simply got lazy :rolleyes: & decided to just make a video haha.

      Best Regards,
      UFG
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  • Profile picture of the author kotaspain
    Thanks for the info might check it out, your right about one thing, no quick way to get rich.
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  • Profile picture of the author SmartyD
    Sounds great I am going to try it out. Thanks
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  • Profile picture of the author Jusiam
    Mmmmmm.....Its worth a try. Sounds practicle and doable. Thanks for sharing this info UFG.
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  • Profile picture of the author dejoliet31
    Great idea for getting started. Like many on the forum, I had a difficult time focusing on ONE specific thing to target. So I floundered by chasing every new system or approach... you know the new get rich secret of the week. The result was INACTION.

    When I stumbled across an idea similar to yours in a mail order book, I decided to recraft it for use on the internet. That brought me my first 'net income. It was small but significant because I started to really believe web-based income was possible.

    Since then I have used the same concept for small and larger deals.

    For larger deals where larger sums are involved and there is no history on either side to build the trust required, I have used Escrow.com to put my buyers at ease. For sure, the service costs money but has been worth it.

    Bottom Line: Great idea. Start small and work your way up the chain. Use PayPal for payments to give your new clients a sense of comfort.
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  • Profile picture of the author Delta223
    Thanks for this ++
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  • Profile picture of the author BrainCopy
    Your welcome guys Im just glad you guys liked it.
    I actually gave more detail about it in my WSO.
    It's in my sig link.

    You guys are welcome and thank you all for the comments!

    Best Regards,
    UFG
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    • Profile picture of the author meganeven
      Hey thanks for the video! Interesting and useful info. I always find that videos are easier for me to comprehend than written text...and I'm an English major! For shame...
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  • Profile picture of the author nelsonbiglar
    I must say that managing people in this way can really work well. The key is to find the right people to do the work first, then ultimately close sales and then make it all happen.

    I would build a mindmap for a business model of what services you'd be offering and then take massive amounts of action to put the puzzle together.

    This does remind me of when I first decided to do something online. I bought a website domain name with a simple website and webform built in that allowed me to grab data from people who wanted a website created. I could either create the site myself or at the time use elance to get the work done. This was back about 10 years ago. I still have the domain and website ( Get Your Website Now) which I think is a great website. I haven't done too much with it but now want to get back into things with webdesign, social media ad agency, video marketing, SMS or text messaging and a few other things.

    This stuff is awesome...

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