So, you’re interested in utilizing a Virtual Assistant for your business, but not sure what the onboarding process looks like? I can give you a sneak peek into my onboarding process so you can get an idea of what’s involved. After a potential client has contacted me, I typically schedule a time to chat either […]
You may feel like you’re on the brink of needing assistance, but just aren’t quite sure if and when to make that leap into hiring subcontracted virtual assistant help. I’ve come up with a list of tell-tale signs that working with a Virtual Assistant may be in your future.
I’ve put together a short list of different ways you can easily hand off work to your assistant.
Starting a new venture with a Virtual Assistant can be scary. I get it. Your business is your “baby” and it’s growing. BUT you’ve only got so many hours in a day and so many hands to work in your business. It’s now time to look for administrative support. But how do you find someone you trust enough to hand over work?
If you work with a Virtual Assistant, I have 5 tips for you on how to have a successful relationship:
#1 – Trust – Once you have found a quality Virtual Assistant, trust them. Trust that they will have your best interest in mind and that they will do all that they can to support you administratively.
More and more people are starting their own small or home-based business. In order for them to maximize their potential, they really need support of all kinds. Working in a collaborative relationship with a Virtual Assistant is an excellent way to get that support.
Giving crucial administrative tasks to your virtual assistant maximizes your productivity and is a win for you!
I have tried different avenues on getting my business the face time it needs to get clients interested in me. Here I have listed the different avenues I have taken and how they worked for me.
Before asking about fees, please consider what you are getting when you hire a professional virtual assistant.
If you are on the fence about hiring a virtual assistant, then you need to hear this client comment.
Working with a Virtual Assistant Lets You Focus on the Needs of Your Clients. Don’t give nights, weekends and holidays to your business. Hire a virtual assistant and free up time for the things that matter most.
A Virtual Assistant’s Time is 100% Productive Time. When you hire employees, you’ll be paying for their downtime, holidays, vacations and other unproductive times. With a virtual assistant, you maximize your efficiency and only pay for their productive hours.
