Everything is done for you here!

But first, here’s a question I get a lot —

“Can I Use Outsourcing In My Business?”

As someone who has coached, trained and consulted with over 9,000 business owners on outsourcing…

I know it can work for anyone, no matter what business you’re in. I even have the results to prove it…

And frankly — I can keep going. In fact, I have over 150 testimonials on my website. All from satisfied customers who have worked with me and consulted with me.

Just take a look at the above diverse list of people. Even if you don’t have a business yet, or you’re about to start one — you can leverage outsourcing to get off the ground and in the air. (You can see more of them on the right-hand column of this web page).

So I’m always surprised when I hear….

“Outsourcing Doesn’t Work In MY Business”

I hear that a lot.

I also hear, “I tried it and it didn’t work out.”

And then there’s the common complaint from people who are new to it…

“I don’t know where to begin! There’s so much to learn! It seems like more work to outsource than to do it myself.”

Frankly, when I hear things like that…

I know what’s really happening “behind-the-scenes”… and in a moment, I’m going to show you how you can overcome these challenges.

And I’ll show you the three most important secrets to hiring great outsourcers who work out and make you money. At least a “ten-times-return” kind of money.

But first, let me introduce myself…

My name is John Jonas. As I mentioned already, I’ve personally built a business from zero to seven figures in less than 3 years. Even when I was just starting out, I hired outsourcers.

Today I have 12 full-time Filipino outsourcers working for me. They’ve been with me for over 6 years now.

I pay them anywhere between $1.25 to $4.38/hour depending on what skills they have. They help me with everything from customer support, to website design, to computer programming.

I trust them so deeply, they have my bank account passwords, PayPal access and credit card numbers. I’m not kidding.

But that’s not all. What’s surprising to most people is… I haven’t fired a single one in all my life. Only one has ever disappeared on me. Some of them have been with me from day one.

Let me tell you about my typical workday these days…

I get up in the morning. I make sure everybody knows what they need to do for the day. I reply to some emails. I set up new tasks, projects and assignments. I log out.

In total, I work about 17-20 hours a week. The rest of the time, I’m golfing, hiking or just spending quality time with my family.

Basically — I have successfully replaced myself in my own business.

I’ve also personally coached over 11,000 business owners on how to outsource “the right way” so they don’t run into the same problems everyone seems to complain about.

And after doing this for 6 years, I know exactly…

Why So Many People End Up With More Trouble Than Freedom When They Outsource

Let me tell you a story…

I recently had a friend who got a phone call from a telemarketer. She was in the Philippines. She was telling my friend to outsource his realtor business to the Philippines for $900/month.

My friend asks, “What do I get for $900/month?”

Telemarketer says, “A full-time virtual assistant”

“What will they do for me?”

“Well, they can make outbound or inbound calls, they can do some marketing for you…”

My friend interrupts her. “What training do you provide for the virtual assistant?”

The telemarketer pauses. “What do you mean?”

That’s the big, ongoing joke in this industry. If you hire a virtual assistant, how will they know what to do?

All this company was doing was providing the person. Zero training. Zero resources. Nothing.

This is why so many people say, “Outsourcing is too much of a hassle”.

Of course — that isn’t the only problem.

$900/month is also a lot of money. But that’s what happens when “big companies” have overhead expenses. (Like the telemarketer they paid to call you).

(In a moment, I’ll tell you how you can hire an outsourcer for much, much cheaper and have them trained for you!)

And so — people go the other route. They go it alone. That’s when they run into even bigger problems.