In this edition of the Affiliate Buzz, host and Instructor of the Affiliate Marketers BootCamp, James Martell and co-host Arlene share 24 magic words to use when outsourcing to get awesome results! Learn how to get the right help and work when outsourcing your most important projects - it's all in what you ask.

James kicks off the episode by declaring himself the Official Canadian U.S. Political Armchair Quarterback. As Arlene points out, James can't vote but he can watch. Currently James is pulling for American real estate developer, television personality, and Presidential candidate Donald Trump.

If you're an American listening to the podcast and you have some extra Donald Trump political signs to share, email James and Arlene to find out where to send them. You could see them shared on their social media pages!

The Number One Benefit for Affiliates

Next James segues into the topic of today's episode, which is outsourcing. He states outsourcing is the number one thing affiliates can benefit from because if you can learn to find and hire the right person, and get the project in front of them, then you can find success.

James has been outsourcing for over a decade, but Arlene is relatively new to the scene. Watching the areas that give her struggle gives James a better idea of what other affiliates might be experiencing.

Arlene shares the key is giving the right project description. Once you hire someone who works out, then you can hire them repeatedly because they understand what you want. Arlene and James repeatedly hire the same freelancers in many cases.

Outsource the Work and Get Quick Results

Next Arlene explains how nice it is how nice it is to send work out and have freelancers who do the work overnight. When she wakes up the next morning and checks her email, she finds quick, concise results. It allows her to get on with her day.

Arlene once did everything herself. Since outsourcing the work, her role is more of a project manager who oversees the progression of work for the different jobs. This level of efficiency helps her get more done in less time so she can spend more time with their kids and grandkids.

Next James explains how outsourcing helped one of his clients. The person was swamped with several WordPress-related tasks. James walked him through setting up a project with a description with instructions how to hire the right person and get them started. The next day, the client reported that for $20 the job was done and he was thrilled with the entire process.

James points out that if you bill your services at $100 an hour, but you can outsource that same work to someone for $20 per hour, is it really worth your time to do the work yourself? He suggests outsourcing that work and using your time in areas worth your $100 per hour fee.

What Not to Do When Outsourcing

After a short break, James and Arlene return to discuss a client who outsourced but kept getting crazy high bids. Arlene reads the headline and project description during the episode. Then she and James explain how to improve the wording to encourage bids more appropriate to the job.

James goes on to explain that even if he knows who he plans to hire, he still outsources the project to that person through Elance or Upwork. Along with the protection from regulations, the competitive bids help keep the freelancer's rates in check.

24 Magic Little Words You Need for Outsourcing

Next James reveals the 24-word sentence he tags onto the end of each project description for every job he outsources: I am standing by to award this project to the first qualified person who gives me a fair price and can start right away.

Then James breaks the sentence down to explain the different parts, which are:

* "I am standing by" tells the freelancer the job is available now

* "first qualified person" says you will look at their background and feedback...