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From The Desk Of: Peter Claridge, Project Manager for a Web Development company
Date:
RE: Learn how you can stop losing your shirt when you outsource a project

Hello!

It's a well known fact that outsourcing saves you huge amounts of money.

...Or at least, that's the theory.

As many of us have learned, outsourcing is not quite as easy as contacting some company in India, sending over the work and getting it back completely perfect, exceeding your expectations and as good as if you had done it yourself.

That's what would happen in a perfect world, but in reality...

Outsourcing Can Be A Painful Process

There is so much that can go wrong, so many hidden landmines waiting to go off and throw the project off track, so many unforseen circumstances, costs can escalate and deadlines can come and go...and that's if you are lucky!

If you are unlucky, you can literally lose your shirt to unethical service providers, people and companies looking to make a quick buck at your expense.

Even if you do find an honest and reliable provider, getting them to understand what you need can seem like pushing an elephant up a mountain. If you don't get what I mean, try explaining to your Mom what a two tier affiliate program is or how a downline builder works. Now imagine you've got to explain this to someone who's first language is not English and you should begin to see some of the problems.

Some common problems with outsourcing includes...

Website software that's full of bugs
Missed deadlines
Receiving a script or software that doesn't do what you wanted
Being provided with a design that looks like a 2 year old did it
Commitments not being honoured
Misunderstandings between provider and client
Endless communication required to fix the smallest of problems
Very little communication from the provider, sometimes you feel like you are spending more time chasing them than working on your business!

The list goes on. People start out with high hopes for outsourcing, but the dream quickly sours as they realise that it's not as easy as they first thought.

Don't Throw Away $50,000 Like I Did

Let me tell you a quick story.

It was the Spring of 2006, I had spent the last 4 months working on an idea that I was sure would set me up for life. It was going to be a mega-portal in a niche that I already dominated.

The site would incorporate brand new features, automated advertising, a share trading system, membership plans, affiliate plans, rating systems, social networking...it was going to be the dogs b******s. The bees knees.

Having already outsourced projects for several years, I felt confident that I could pull off this project, despite it being 10x larger than anything I had ever attempted before. I felt sure that my careful planning, attention to detail would be enough.

Oh boy, how wrong was I.

I was 23, and sunk my life savings of $50,000 - literally everything I had - in to this project. The contract was agreed, the price was paid, I would have a fully working website within 4 months and by Christmas 2006, I would be on the gravy train.

Like I said, how wrong was I.

Three months in to the project, I started getting that uneasy feeling that things weren't going right. My fears were confirmed in the fourth month when they asked me to start testing the site.

After going through half the site, I had already produced 12 pages of errors and feedback.

I was numb with shock. My income was drying up and this project was supposed to be nearly ready!

In an act of desperation, I headed out to India in September 2006 to try and get the project back on track.

To cut a very long story short, the site was far too full of bugs to be useful, the programmers were simply unable to understand my instructions and I had lost the interest and motivation (despite everything I owned being invested in this project) to carry on.

To make matters even worse, after 8 months the company gave me a final kick in the teeth and said that they would not be helping to fix the bugs until I made another $10,000 payment.

There was nothing else I could do, the project had to be abandoned.

Learn From My Monumental Screw Up

A few months after the project was abandoned (along with my $50,000), I was able to look back and try and analyse where things had gone wrong.

I filled an entire notebook with thoughts, theories and action plans on how the outsourcing process could be improved.

Throughout all of 2007 I put my theories in to practice and built up my confidence to outsource my work again. I started out with small projects, $50 here, $100 there, testing and tweaking my project management, how to handle the providers, discovering how to communicate my ideas and finding out what worked against what didn't.

I found that under some circumstances, projects were being done in record time; very few problems and bugs in the programming projects, very few revisions required for design projects and I developed a sixth sense for picking the right providers.

I had cracked the Outsourcing Code!

Or at least, I thought I had.

You Are Only Getting Half The Code With Other Outsourcing Guides

Listen up.

I know there are other outsourcing guides out there, I know because I've read them all. You can even head down to your local book store and buy a hardback book on outsourcing.

But every single one of these guides lack one crucial factor:

They all teach you about outsourcing from the client side!

You are sending all this work to various companies and individuals and following advice from other people who are doing the exact same thing.

But hold up a minute.

Wouldn't it be useful to get the lowdown from one of these providers or outsourcing companies?

Doesn't It Make Sense To Also Get Advice Directly From The People You Outsource To?

Here comes the next part of the story. Still sore and bitter about losing my life savings, in January 2008 I took a life changing decision by JOINING a web development company in India.

Yep, you read it right. I left the cold and rain of England, flew 6,000 miles to India and went to work with one of those software development companies you hear about all the time.

But what does this mean for you?

It means that with Outsourcing Code you now get the complete picture: advice from someone who has discovered how to successfully outsource projects AND advice on what the service providers are looking for.

I don't know of any other guide that gives you the point of view of a service provider and what they look for in order to complete a project.

I've now experienced outsourcing on both sides of the fence. I've been burned for $50,000 on a project and discovered how to outsource from a clients point of view. Since January 2008 I'm now in a position to reveal exactly what the service providers are looking for.

Having worked with clients on websites like OddBodd and KnackFor and project managed Payable and Ocarda I've developed a systemized plan to keep on top of the project and ensure that deadlines are met and problems are cut off before they take on a life of their own.

(Without wanting to sound too egotistic, I can even count Cisco as one of my personal clients)

So what will you learn in the Outsourcing Code?

What things should you outsource
When should you outsource and when should you do something yourself
Should you consider local companies
Where is the best place to outsource different requirements (programming, design etc)
Which places you should avoid like the plague (talk about scammer paradise!)
Choosing the best provider
Knowing how much to pay (never get ripped off again!)
Negotiating a deal that is advantageous to you
Know exactly what the service provider is looking for and expecting from you
Protecting yourself and your money from cowboys and scammers
The best way to project manage your projects
Secret tips that I've learned over the last 18 months

Within the next couple of hours, you will get a look inside my mind and get access to absolutely everything I know about Outsourcing and project management for Internet related projects.

High Value Bonuses

I've put a lot of work in to this package (rather controversially, I believe that it's very important that you create info products that you are going to stake your reputation on rather than outsourcing it). When I started this project, I was intending to create a small 10-15 page report that I could sell for $7.

Nearly 100 pages later, I realised that I had rather underestimated how much knowledge I had accumulated!

When you buy this package today, you will also get the following HIGH VALUE information.

Complete sample project including mockups, requirements and project milestones!
How to post projects on all the major freelance sites
Project requirement templates - just cut and paste and enter your specific information
Interview with outsourcers - get an insight in to how other people manage their outsourced projects!
Interview with service providers - get views, opinions and advice from the people on the other side of the fence!
Re-useable checklist for choosing service providers
My $50,000 outsourcing disaster case study - learn from my costly mistakes
Access to the Members area with videos and even more advice
Access to the private Members only forum where you can pick my brain about anything related to outsourcing, from consultation to advice on how to rescue a project. I make myself personally available to help you out with your outsourcing questions and problems.

But if that's not enough, I've also got my promise to you...

The Unbeatable Guarantee - Your Risk Free Purchase

You know, I'm so confident that this outsourcing Bible will solve your problems, help you become a better outsourcer, save you money and allow you to spend more time working on your business rather than wasting it with crisis management, that I have a rock solid money back guarantee.

Without question, comment or delay, if you contact me and say you are not happy with what you've read, I will immediately issue a full refund to your PayPal account or credit card.

It's a simple fact that if you are not 100% delighted with your purchase, I don't want you to be out of pocket. I will cheerfully refund every penny and thank you for giving us a try.

With that said, I invite you to try Outsourcing Code completely risk free. Simply click the order button below and you will be given instant access to the Outsourcing Code members area.

Your downloads and valuable bonuses are available instantly after you make your payment and you can start learning how to control your costs and successfully outsource small or large projects - even if you've had zero success in the past or zero experience!

Don't forget, with my promise to refund every penny of your purchase if you are not entirely satisfied means that I'm taking all the risk, simply put if you don't find what I have to say useful, then you can have your money back without any questions asked.

I look forward to hearing about your outsource success stories on the members forum!

Take care,

Peter Claridge

PS. Do you know how much you should be paying for your next outsourced project? Are you getting a bargain or are you being taken for a ride? When you buy the Outsourcing Code, you'll never have to worry about that again!

PPS. I know I keep mentioning it, but I'm so confident that the Outsourcing Code will solve your problems and teach you how to outsource successfully, I stand behind my 100% money back guarantee