The Ultimate LinkBuilding Campaigne

Wow - that's a lot of work. Might be hard to find one person who can do all tasks well. A firm could probably do it, but might charge too much.

seNuke probably can't write the articles or make the videos for you - but for the promotional side, maybe seNuke could handle it, but it's still going to require someone setting it up. I'm not sure they'll allow you to embed the video in your links, though.

Whatever you're up to, it sounds pretty ambitious, and likely you will rank fast with that strategy. Here's hoping you find whatever help you need.

Personally, I've had mostly bad luck finding quality resources on eLance.

P.S. - Thanks for posting your work-order. I think it makes a good blueprint for anyone who's developed some solid skills, but needs to make some quick income by 'working for someone else.' to come up with something they could offer in the Warriors for Hire section.

It is a lot of work but a great strategy. There are a lot of people who know how to do all of those tasks but those are the people that aren't generally $3-$5/hr...and the ones who are may not be able to handle such a campaign but rather potentially bits and pieces of the smaller work.

When I hire contractors for my team, I have a hard time just about anywhere I go finding qualified people (and I am willing to train) so it's sometimes as much work! I rarely find people who already know how to do everything, I generally have to train everyone...which is fine because I want it done my way anyways but you're more likely to find people who know how to do all of this on marketing forums, etc. over Elance & Guru (at least that's been my experience)...but there are a few people there that knows how to do the smaller bits and pieces (and the ones who know how to set up a blog don't generally know how to set them up for this particular type person so you have to explain it to them).

So you probably have several options:

1) Pay qualified people (sounds like 'duh' but sometimes people want things as cheap as possible but you do get what you pay for and it's frequently the higher rate people who actually know how to do the entire shebang the right way).

2) Use several different contractors. Hire contractors at a few dollars per hour for smaller tasks like bookmarking, directory submissions, etc. Then hire more experienced contractors to handle the other work and either manage it yourself or hire a project manager to ensure the whole deal is done and done properly.

3) Use SENuke or similar software to automate the parts you can (figure out which ones you can do with it) and execute those parts yourself and then hire out the rest of the tasks to be done by contractors.

It's always a matter of what it's worth to you and how much time YOU are willing to spend on it vs. paying.

I struggled to read it as my command of English is not good ;-)