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If you are looking to get your online business fully automated by outsourcing, in particular search engine optimimisation. Which is highly effective to get you free traffic but some of the tasks are very repetitive and boring.

You need to find the best labour at the best possible price and the most quality. This gets a lot stigma with outsourcing, But this is totally wrong as my experience tells me the work ethic is enormous.

Anything you don’t want to do yourself you must outsource. The stuff that is tedious, outsorce and concentrate on the tasks you enjoy. eg if you enjoy market research just stick to that. Don’t spend time on building sites or link building. A lot of these tasks can be outsourced for a few dollars an hour.

For example I have a lady who works for me for 20 hours a weeks for $40 and all she does is link building to my sites. The traffic that this brings is enormous.

In my experience the Philippines staff have been the most dedicated and the work ethic fantastic. For web design and SEO.

You need to employ people on short term tasks. Maybe pick two at a time and compare which person works best for you. Once you are happy with that person, then you increase the amount of hours each week and the maybe fulltime. Provided you have the cashflow to support them.

Do not employ someone fulltime until you have properly evaluated them. Another example would be is that you need 30 articles written, give the task to two or 3 people at a time. Evaluate who does the task the most efficiently and then hire them.

There are many reasons why people are ecstatic about creating their own product line of olive oil.

One reason is its growing market. As people become more aware of the benefits brought by it, the demand is steadily increasing. The fact that you can find olive oil as an ingredient in almost any healthy product, any entrepreneur would really be tempted to join the industry.

Another reason is passion. Health gurus and beauty bloggers are just a few of the people who love olive oil, and incorporating their passion into their business is never a bad idea, right?

So before you start choosing and calling your private label olive oil supplier, here are the top three most important things you should do first:

Study the Market

Regardless if you already own a business or are just starting up, you should study first your target marketplace.

Who would possibly buy it? Can your market afford to purchase extra virgin olive oil? The best customers are those who won’t mind paying a high price as long as the product is worth it. But this is not the only factor you should consider.

Price Competition

Knowing the current prices on the market will serve as your guideline in choosing the right supplier in terms of the pricing of bulk orders.

You can also determine how much profit you can gain, and how competitive you can be in the market. More importantly, since you are creating a privately labeled line, make sure that your price can compete with the branded ones.

Qualify the Suppliers

Truth is, the olive oil industry is quite a small niche, so you will want your product to stand out.

Basically, you can really stand out if you choose the right packaging. Packaging includes the style of the bottle, how much of it you want in a single bottle, and also, the creativeness of the whole packaging concept.

But the question is, can the manufacturer achieve this kind of packaging?

There are a lot of suppliers, but if you think that you can just pick the right one up easily, think again. The right supplier should, above all, catch up on your vision for your products.

For example, the best private label olive oil supplier are those who have sample packages ready but also welcomes their clients’ ideas and desired characteristics. There are even companies that will send a virtual sample for their clients to see how their order will look like. This kind of flexibility gives ultimate freedom for the clients to own their product.