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I'm actually not at all, but figured that places like India and the Philippines would be cheaper. Do you think the ROI for native English speakers is higher? I
by ujeezy 16y ago
I'm actually not at all, but figured that places like India and the Philippines would be cheaper. Do you think the ROI for native English speakers is higher? I'm absolutely open to all suggestions.
- davidedicillo 16y agoMy girlfriend found an american VA for $6/h, she was a retired woman with great experience in the tax sector (my gf was looking for help with her tax accounting business). I'm sure for that kind of task you could even find high school students looking for some works. For $5/h much better search on Twitter than flipping burgers...
- patio11 16y agoYou can hire American SAHM (stay at home moms) with graduate degrees in almost any field of your choice for ~$10 an hour.
- derwiki 16y agoDo you recommend any sites to help put you in touch with these SAHMs, or just Craigslist?
- patio11 16y agoI'll take a personal introduction over Craigslist any day of the week. Your relationship is more likely to convert to actually receiving work (people are, on average, flakes), it will last longer, and on average you'll get better work done. You almost have to be a fascist with posting writing jobs on Craigslist because any solicitation will receive hundreds of applications, many of whom having writing skills that would be overpriced at "free". You spend as much time weeding through solicitations as managing your relationship with the people actually contributing useful work. That said, some SEO buddies of mine have had success with Craigslist.
- iamdave 16y agoI've been working on such a site for the past week, which is why posed the original question.
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- yoonminn 16y agooh, kinda like one of those ads: google pays $100/hour to stay at home mom for online work, no experience required.