I received an interesting question today.

“I'm taking your Outsource Weekly course, but I'm not new to Internet Marketing. I have a lot of courses and some of these Outsource Weekly lessons contain internet marketing basics. I'll hang in for awhile, though, to see if I am missing anything outside of outsourcing content.”

And here's my response…

There is a ton more to outsource beyond content.

For instance, I have almost 100 websites. For most of them, I don't touch customer support – I have helpers who deal with issues for me.

I also work with affiliate managers and graphics designers. I have people doing social networking, researching for me, recruiting JV partners. I have a tech guy who fixes my stuff, video editors, and audio editors, too. — (Geesh, I sound lazy now. lol.)

I also have cleaning ladies, a handyman, a pool service, and someone who cooks for me at times. — Now I sound *really* lazy. 😉 My time is money, and I don't want to spend all day sitting at a computer.  Life's too short.

But, yes, there are basic intros on a lot of the marketing tasks in the Outsource Weekly course since we have such a mix of customers (beginners all the way to “gurus”). The course helps you to decide what to outsource as well as what to automate — and what to get rid of entirely.

I'm off to enjoy my Saturday. I hope you're doing the same. 🙂

There are many ways to tackle your outsourcing —

• Roadblocks vs. admin.
• Essential tasks verses new projects.
• Things you dislike vs. things you're not good at.

For me, I tend to look at the tasks that are being shoved to the end of my to do list repeatedly. There's usually a reason why they aren't getting done — so, I give them to someone to help!

What is YOUR favorite thing to outsource? Post your answer below.

Warmly,
Nicole

PS. If you haven't checked out www.OutsourceWeekly.com yet – take a peek. It might help you work smarter, too.