Google Helpouts are live, interactive video meetings between a user with a question and an expert qualified to answer that question. It just got easier for you to start providing these paid interactive expert help sessions on virtually any subject you wish. These interactive video meetings bring you expert help on virtually any subject, from how to fix “computer glitch, a leaky pipe, or a homework problem” and will “enable everyone, no matter where they are or what time it is, to easily connect with someone who can help”. Google has been recruiting experts, or Helpout Providers, for this new service. Those who have been in the program for any length of time see changes and improvements appearing on a daily basis. Today, Google announced another “improvement to our provider listing creation process” with elimination of the required Helpout Specialist evaluation. This change will go into effect Feb 10th. After that time, providers may simply upload an introductory video when they create a new helpout listing. In the past, we have had to conduct a sample helpout and evaluation with a helpout specialist before being approved. The on-line help sessions can be free or paid. If paid, the provider sets the fees but Google acts as the wallet and enforces a ‘100% satisfaction or money-back’ guarantee. Eliminating the manual approval will streamline bringing on more providers, but it also opens the possibility of less qualified providers slipping into the mix. Google is counting on user feedback to provide the final evaluation.

1. Google Eases Path for Experts to Become
Online Helpout Providers
Mike Taylor February 06, 2014
Google Helpouts are live, interactive video meetings
between a user with a question and an expert qualified
to answer that question. It just got easier for you to start
providing these paid interactive expert help sessions on
virtually any subject you wish
(Newswire.net -- February 6, 2014) Camarillo, CA -- Google
Helpouts are live, interactive video meetings between you
and an expert qualified to answer your questions. These
interactive video meetings bring you expert help on virtually
any subject, from how to fix “computer glitch, a leaky pipe, or
a homework problem” and will “enable everyone, no matter
where they are or what time it is, to easily connect with
someone who can help”.
Google has been recruiting experts, or Helpout Providers, for this new service. Those who have
been in the program for any length of time see changes and improvements appearing on a daily
basis.
Today, Google announced another “improvement to our provider listing creation process” with
elimination of the required Helpout Specialist evaluation. This change will go into effect Feb 10th.
After that time, providers may simply upload an introductory video when they create a new helpout
listing. In the past, we have had to conduct a sample helpout and evaluation with a helpout
specialist before being approved.
The on-line help sessions can be free or paid. If paid, the provider sets the fees but Google acts as
the wallet and enforces a ‘100% satisfaction or money-back’ guarantee.
Eliminating the manual approval will streamline bringing on more providers, but it also opens the
possibility of less qualified providers slipping into the mix. Google is counting on user feedback to
provide the final evaluation.
Users of the service are encouraged to leave reviews of their experience with the provider. It can
Google Helpout Approval Eased

2. be assumed that these reviews will be monitored and that positive user reviews will be critical in a
provider’s longevity and success.
Google Helpouts provide video conferencing, screen sharing and let you share and cooperatively
edit documents. These training sessions can be recorded for the user to review as often as
desired. The reviews and guarantee mean you can get help when you need it and know you will
get your money’s worth - guaranteed.
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