Outsourcing Case Study with Eric Genesoto

"The Essentials For Successful Outsourcing!"

I'm John and I will teach you how to outsource your business to the Philippines. When you hire someone (full-time) to do the "grunt work" in your business (for $250/month), you can focus on the things that make you money! I have a FREE 6-part mini-course: "The Essentials For Successful Outsourcing" that will get you over the learning curve.

• Steps to hire intelligent, CHEAP, hard working, honest, loyal people.
• Crucial mistakes 1000’s have made, and how to avoid them (this will save you dozens of hours and $1000's)

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Eric came to our seminar in the Philippines and went out and applied what he learned.

Here’s a snippet of an email he sent me one day:

So I asked him to get on a phone call with me and talk about his success.

Sorry about the low video quality…this is the first and last time I record skype video with Pamela.

Here’s a summary of what’s in the interview:

• 1:40 – Eric’s business model (Local Business Marketing).
• 2:15 – He got started trading services
• 4:30 – What he’s doing for his clients (SEO, Video marketing, Article marketing, “everything”)
• 5:20 – Work is structured around Filipino workers
• 5:40 – What his GUYS in the Philippines are doing for him
• 6:45 – Why he doesn’t do “social media” for people. (<-- this is GOOD)
• 7:30 – How he does things differently than I do. He doesn’t do it once himself.
• 9:50 – Why his GUYS don’t do customer service for him
• 10:48 – Eric’s hiring process – how he hired someone. Different things work differently for different people.
• 11:37 – Eric’s criteria for hiring (this was a SHOCK to me)
• 13:44 – What to do with someone who’s english isn’t PERFECT.
• 14:58 – Tips for hiring from Eric
• 17:35 – BIGGEST tip
• 20:25 – How much money he’s making
• 21:30 – What kind of people he hired. Teaching Filipinos to do things.

Here’s where you can find Eric Genesoto blog.