1. Zoom with Pat
$25-$200+
If you want to continue working 1-on-1 with Pat, there are a couple options. You can use the links below to book a Zoom.
Or purchase a block of hours, which opens up communication and ongoing help via WhatsApp/Email/Zoom.
You can learn more about that option here.
Facebook Pixel
Setup your business manager, pixel, conversion pixels, custom audiences, and more.
Scale Up
Build a system that you can scale as big as you want. Everything can be automated.
Collect Data
Create a website that collects important data to deliver a better user experience for your customers.
Extend Your Site
There are NO LIMITATIONS as to what you can add to your website.
2. Free Video Tutorials & GPT
$0
We’ve created a series of videos here at Automate WP just for our users using the Master Automation Hub: https://automatewp.com/setupguide/courses/website-setup-guide/
There’s also some intro videos to learn the basics of WordPress: https://automatewp.com/setupguide/courses/wordpress-101/
Both of these courses are key to learning about everything about your website.
So, if you don’t have the budget to hire someone, then start watching them today.
Or you could have someone on your team watch the videos and learn for you.
Either way, this is a great option if you don’t want to have any extra costs.
3. Hire a Freelancer
$5-$25/hr
If you still want good help but don’t want to break the bank visit www.upwork.com and post a job.
They have very high job completion rates there and a lot of freelancers are very knowledgeable.
When you post a job, freelancers will apply and you can see how many hours they’ve billed on the platform and how many jobs they’ve completed.
This will give you a good idea of who may be a good candidate.
If you have the Master Automation Hub Template then here’s a job posting you can copy/paste:
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Hi there,
I’ve had a professional WordPress developer build me a website that I need ongoing help with.
The site runs on a LiteSpeed server (with cPanel) and is already optimized.
It runs on the free version of the Astra theme and uses the plugins:
- Elementor
- Elementor Pro
- RankMath SEO
- WooCommerce
- LiteSpeed Cache
- PixelYourSite
It also has some other admin plugins that help automate some tasks.
I’m looking forward to seeing your best work.
Please send me some links to examples of websites you’ve worked on.
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UpWork is great because they keep a diary of your freelancers computer screen by taking screenshots while they’re billing time.
Every 10 minutes a screenshot is saved for your reference so you can see what the freelancer was working on, and how long a task took them.
From there you can asses whether or not the person you’re working with is being honest with their time.
Many people find a good freelancer out the gate but sometimes you may run into a bad seed.
In that case, you can just end the agreement and seek a new freelancer.
4. Work With a Local Developer
$50-$250/hr
It all depends on your budget and how you like to work with people.
Some people want to work in person, some want to work on Zoom, and some want to work via email.
With this option it would be up to you to seek a local developer (via google and the web) or get a referral from your peers.
Another option is to look at the very bottom of websites you like, and see if the developer left their link there.
Either way, this would be a process to find the right person/company to work with.
