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| The Technology Tailor Newsletter |
| By Alex L. Goldfayn, host of WGN radio's The Technology Tailor Show and Chicago Tribune columnist. |
The Reverend of Weddings and Car Haggling |
| One of the most interesting people I've spoken to in recent memory was Reverend Phil Landers (his real name). He's a full-time wedding minister ( http://www.idoweddings.tv ) and a part-time professional auto haggler ( http://www.nomorehaggling.com ). That's right, the reverend will go to the car dealership with you and negotiate a deal on a car! |
We discussed his use of Elance, a fabulous resource that lets you post your request for a proposal on a wide range of business projects including Web design, logo design, legal and accounting services. Then, service providers bid on your work. You select a winner, pay them through Elance, and off you go. It cost the reverend just $850 to get his iDoWeddings.tv Web site designed.
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| Check it out: http://www.elance.com . |
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When the audio archive is posted to the WGN's Technology Tailor web site, it will be added here. |
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| Read the Chicago Tribune article, written by Alex Goldfayn, where I first heard about elance.com: "Global Outsourcing for the Little Guy" |
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You can contact my excellent and inexpensive web designer, whom I highly recommend:
• through elance.com, invite Pingsoft from Shanghai , China to bid
• or contact them directly at www.EioDesign.com
Tell them Rev. Phil sent you. |
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Read the rest of the March 5, 2007 Technology Tailor newsletter .There is nothing more about me in it. |
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