How can you hire a marketing heavyweight on a lightweight budget?
Stock – No! Big Title – Maybe! Outsourcing to expats in Latin America – Yes!
What?!
You CAN afford an expert to do your heavy lifting
You’ll be surprised how many professionals just like you, have had it with the US and Europe and moved to Latin America or Asia for a more balanced lifestyle. Mexico, Costa Rica, Ecuador… you name it.
They can save you a fortune, outsourcing a wide variety of projects from Marketing to Inside Sales and Customer Service.
Due to their low cost of living, rates are half the local market rate, for equally good service, perhaps better, because they are unstressed.
Take me for example. I was working 70 hrs/week in Silicon Valley as a Marketing Director. Over worked, over stimulated and disconnected from my family, with little to show for it, but bills. After nearly 20 years in the SF Bay Area, I sold everything and moved to Ecuador in 2012.
Now I pick and choose my projects, work half the time, and have loads of family time. I have a maid for chores, and I don’t need a bonus check, to make ends meet each quarter end! But what’s most important is I am not stressed or distracted. In fact, I am more focused than ever.
What about communications? Not a problem. Most of Latin America is in Central time and has a good telecommunications infrastructure. Those VoIP and UC technologies that people like you and me brought to market, work astonishingly well – even here in the Third World!
Do yourself a favor and rightsize your marketing budget. When you hire me, you get a marketing heavyweight for the same price as a rookie, and cut out the burden of heavy thinking, micro management and agonizing review cycles that normally falls on your shoulders when you outsource locally on a lightweight budget.
Call me or Skype me to learn how much heavy lifting I can do for you.
Mark Cowtan
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