Time is money, as they say. Have you ever wondered how much it “costs” to get chores around the home done? Or even to complete your everyday digital tasks?
Our newest infographic explores the time spent on and financial cost of completing all kinds of tasks around the home, and then aggregates the best tools available that might help you get these tasks done by someone else. Moreover, there are also tools that you can use to automate the digital tasks on your plate on a daily basis, too.
Let us know if you use any of these tools, and whether we missed any in the comments!
(Click on the infographic itself to see it in full high-resolution.)
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Wow, big thank-you for putting all those useful websites together into a beautiful infographic. I’d heard of Fiverr and TaskRabbit before, but all the rest were new to me. Didn’t realize how big the “do-it-for-you” industry has gotten. In 2012, it looks like you can outsource all the small stuff.
I found you guys via Lifehacker. However, when I shared this, I made sure to link to your original post here.
Welcome to Dashlane, Marcus. Glad you liked the infographic. Have you tried Dashlane out? We can save you hours as you browse, buy, and do other things online. :)
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Great post… I think they are all great except I would put our website FastLawnBids.com for the Gardening section. It’s the easiest, safest, and fastest way to order lawn mowing services online.
Good infographic. What made Dashline decide to invest in an infographic?
Thanks, Andrew! Infographics are a great way for us to diversify our content in a way that’s easy-to-digest and shareable, so we reach a broader audience. We get more milage out of them, so to speak. So when we have content that’s especially useful or informative like this infographic, it makes sense for us :)