No we outsource to a crew of vendors for everything.

I still get some vendors that mail me paper invoices or have our accountant/bookkeeper scan in documents however at this time I outsource my bookkeeping and I'm guessing they despise scanning as much as I do as they normally do not do it and I have to micromanage it to make sure bills get paid timely. 

They’ve been through the inefficiencies of what may not be the best use of time and were able to look back and say “man, I should have outsourced that faster or changed that system so I could free up more of my time to focus on more important tasks.”

at a 200 budget you should insource your marketing.When you can get to 400 then you will outsource postcards at .35 cents for 1000.

Otherwise, if your budget allows, I'd certainly recommend outsourcing as much of your marketing as possible, so you can focus on the less administrative duties of your business.

Hi @Kirk Zacharda ,If your budget doesn't have room for outsourcing and you have many hours to spend in order to save a few dollars, you will find an excellent resource for do it yourself yellow letters here, at Struggling Investor.com.The directions are very clear and easy to follow.

I focus on that and outsource or put off everything else.

I'm outsourcing this task to a mailing house and I want to know how to do this right.

Hi all,I usually either do all the letters myself or have outsourced it to my VA> However, I am growing and can't manage all the letters and neither can my VA, but I don't want to hire another VA that I don't trust.I was going to use yellowletters for the first time, except it seems that the earliest day to ship out 123 letters will be July 7th.

A job that big makes sense to outsource for sure.One of the things I do to minimize mistakes is to break things down to smaller batches.