Outsource PIPS?

Jacqueline Smith · 14th Jun 2010, 10:29 AM

I recently started outsourcing some of the work on my other sites.

Just wondering if anyone has outsourced anything on their PIPS site.

If so, what did you outsource? And....Do you find it helps?

Thanks!

Alan Mater · 15th Jun 2010, 04:53 PM

Hi Jaq,

You can outsource pretty much anything. I mainly outsource content writing, blog commenting, forum posting, etc. Depending on what I need the content for, I'll do any technical stuff myself. Writing the actual content is always time-consuming, and for many backlink building methods, it's just easier to have someone write up some content quick and then deal with submitting and publishing to sites myself.

This works for any site. It's all about content and backlinks, and PIPS is no different.

sirtiman · 20th Jun 2010, 11:34 AM

Of course outsource help. This is win-win situation. I have tried article writer, untill now my blog get income money even not so big. Just try recommended outsource with your job request.

diff122 · 28th Jun 2010, 12:52 AM

Hey Jaqs,

I believe outsourcing is very essential in any business. I outsource my article marketing to Dustin Cannon's Total Content Domination. I must say, it is a very decent service.
From time to time I also outsource some blog content to need-an-article.com. This is also a very handy service.

As far as improvement of my site is concerned, I must admit, it has nicely improved in terms of traffic and huge backlinks.
I definitely give a thumbs up to outsourcing. But then, you need to decide which things you can outsource and which things you yourself can take care in order to produce maximum return.

Cheers!
Aviroop

14th Jun 2010, 10:29 AM	#1
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28th Jun 2010, 12:52 AM	#4
diff122 Warrior Member Join Date: 2010 Location: Calcutta, India Posts: 84 Thanks: 8 Thanked 16 Times in 12 Posts	Re: Outsource PIPS? Share on: Hey Jaqs, I believe outsourcing is very essential in any business. I outsource my article marketing to Dustin Cannon's Total Content Domination. I must say, it is a very decent service. From time to time I also outsource some blog content to need-an-article.com. This is also a very handy service. As far as improvement of my site is concerned, I must admit, it has nicely improved in terms of traffic and huge backlinks. I definitely give a thumbs up to outsourcing. But then, you need to decide which things you can outsource and which things you yourself can take care in order to produce maximum return. Cheers! Aviroop