EXPERTISE IS HOTCrowdsourcing is too

BEING AN EXPERT IS SEXYCROWDSOURCING IS TOO

So, what is crowdsourcing, anyways?

An innovative disruption to traditional business challenges

Who is in the crowd?Engineers

Lawyers

Doctors

Veterans

Military

IT professionals

RetireesNurses

Librarians

Marketers

Accountants

Physician’s Assistants

Energy ConsultantsEntrepreneurs

Business Owners

Social Media Experts

Teachers

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MEET ROB.- Rob is an IT expert with multiple certifications

- Rob has recently left his well paid position at a prominent IT company to pursue an entrepreneurial path with a flexible work schedule

- Rob has received offers for employment from the likes of IBM, Cisco, and Google

- Rob doesn’t want to move his family for work, but would rather pursue opportunities to work from home

MEET ROB.

- Rita is a AAA Roadside Assistance brand evangelist

- After Rita had a terrifying experience, where her car broke down one evening and AAA helped her through the situation, she’s loved AAA ever since

- Rita loves the empathy, compassion and personalized experience that AAA customer service providers give each customer

- Rita currently works from home and is an entrepreneur

MEET RITA.

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WHAT DO ROB AND RITA HAVE IN COMMON?

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They both want to work from home

They are both intrinsically motivated to do what they love

They are both entrepreneurial minded

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They are both experts

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They can schedule their own hours

HOW DO ROB AND RITA GET WHAT THEY WANT?

Rita – a customer of AAA, can service other AAA customers

Rob – a passionate, IT fanatic can provide IT support to leading brands around the world

By joining the Crowd

CROWDSOURCING IS AT A TIPPING POINT.

See for yourself.

Don’t believe us?

“Crowdsourcing is generally cheaper

and faster than hiring temps and can

cost companies less than half as much

as more traditional outsourcing firms.” 5 companies using crowdsourcing to their

advantage: Anheuser-Busch, Coca-Cola,

General Mills, Nokia and Unilever

o According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, approximately 65 million American are expected to be freelancers, temps, independent contractors or solopreneurs making up about 40% of the workforce by 2020. o Telework predicts that people working from home

in the U.S. will increase by 63% in the next five

years.

To learn more about crowdsourcing solutions, please visit: arise.com