When hiring a Virtual Assistant is it better to hire someone local or someone remote? How do you decide what is best for you? Well, there are really only two questions to ask yourself: What do you want them to do? If you want someone who can do things like collect your mail, or if […]
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If you’re feeling overwhelmed, or if you just know you’re doing a lot of stuff that you could outsource, but you can’t really figure out what you should – here are a few tips to help you decide what you could outsource to a Virtual Assistant. Firstly, if you already have a Virtual Assistant –
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Just lately, I’ve read a couple of posts that cast a very misleading light on exactly what a Virtual Assistant is and what a Virtual Assistant does. So just in case anyone else is a little confused, here are some of the things a Virtual Assistant is NOT. A Virtual Assistant is NOT a robotic
While things have been a bit quieter over the Xmas break I’ve been listening to a lot of webinars. In almost every one, I’ve noticed a thing or two that a Virtual Assistant could have helped with. It’s inspired me to do a series of posts on “A number of ways a Virtual Assistant could
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When it comes to finding a Virtual Assistant, there are a number of places you can look. They all have their benefits and drawbacks, some more than others. Here’s a list of some of the places you can look – and the positives and negatives of each: Search Engines Just pop on over to your
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A Virtual Assistant (or VA) is an administration professional who works as an independent contractor to provide administrative assistance for a number of clients rather than being a direct employee. They can provide the same services as on site administration staff however they work remotely and provide their own office space, equipment, software and hardware
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