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Written by Michel Fortin
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Crowdsource Your Way to Success

Crowdsource Your Way to Success

headlineoptincrowd 150x150 Crowdsource Your Way to SuccessIf you ever won­dered how to out­source your work using new and cre­ative ways that get it done faster, cheaper, bet­ter, and eth­i­cally, too, then you need to watch this video.

Called “crowd­sourc­ing,” this rel­a­tively new out­sourc­ing tech­nique — I say “rel­a­tively,” as the term may be new but the tech­nique is as old as out­sourc­ing itself — enables you to cull spe­cific skills from the pub­lic at large.

Often, for lit­tle to no cost.

Whether you’re out­sourc­ing already, plan­ning on doing so, or just want to save time and money, this is for you. Crowd­sourc­ing also allows you to bypass free­lance bid­ding sites that can turn out to be expen­sive and risky, often with less than desir­able results.

This two-​​hour train­ing video is com­pletely free.

In it, Sylvie exposes some of the best-​​kept secrets to get stuff done. Some of which have never been revealed until now. It was orig­i­nally recorded from a pri­vate online webi­nar to our Suc­cess Chef stu­dents, but we’re mak­ing it avail­able for the first time.

The video might be free, but you must reg­is­ter to watch it, as we high­light Suc­cess Chef Uni­ver­sity in the back­end because that’s where the video comes from. How­ever, you get imme­di­ate access to this video on the next page. You can unsub­scribe eas­ily, anytime.

Click here to watch this amaz­ing video.

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  • Paying for something legal doesn't make it ethical. Crowdsourcing undermines the design industry and ends up ripping off the people it is meant to help - the client.
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  • Yup, we talked about that in the video. We discussed it at length, on how to use crowdsourcing without taking advantage of designers.
  • This is an excellent video. A whole new concept to me, but second time I have seen it this AM, so it's virally making it's way through Social media. Thanks Michael.
  • Dude. This is REALLY good. Thanks for sharing!
  • elizabethnichols
    I'm listening to your Crowdsource session, and while I agree that it is a good way for the business owner to get some feedback, the times I have participated I have had the uncomfortable feeling that I have just been taken advantage of because I have never gotten any feedback, thank you or indication that someone else was actually hired. It has left a bitter taste the several times I've done it.

    Your point about being respectful about the time and suggestions that people have donated and send something back, as you have suggested, as a link or credit and from at least a thanks for the contribution.
  • I have used Crowdsourcing effectively for a number of projects and think the 'unethical' spin is very socialist in nature. I predict the development of more sophisticated Crowdsourcing platforms that compensate people for their expertise and sophistication, while the existing models will continue to reward those that aren't as skilled, but have a stroke of genius that helps out the requesting party.

    Great content Michel, and great job diplomatically navigating the trigger points around this topic!
  • siouxfallshonda
    I'm going to have to watch that video. I can't believe you'd get stuff done for free.
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