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Virtual
Assistants (also known as VAs) are home-based entrepreneurs
who take pride in providing fellow small business
professionals with a wide range of office tasks,
from administrative support to web design &
maintenance. VAs are able to provide professional,
creative assistance without ever having to go into
the client’s office.
Being small business
owners themselves, VAs understand that success comes
to entrepreneurs when they provide the best possible
customer service. But, great customer service can
sometimes be hard to upkeep when you are spending
valuable time trying to stay on top of the non-core
tasks that are a part of running a business.
A VA works WITH their
clients to help alleviate some of these tasks, allowing
them to free up some of their time to concentrate
on generating revenue and building their businesses.
The
Author, Janice
Byer is a certified Master Virtual Assistant and
owner of Docu-Type Administrative & Web Design
Services (http://www.docutype.net).
See this and other articles on her website.
jbyer@docutype.net
Responsibilities
of a Virtual Assistant
The Best Resource on the Net for Starting a Virtual
Assistant Business:
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Virtual Assistant - The Series: Become a Highly
Successful, Sought After VA -
sets the stage for starting, operating, and growing
a successful and PROFITABLE virtual assistant
business. The book covers all the business nuts
and bolts including business and financial planning,
pricing your services, billing, and setting up
your business. Plus, it offers information on
creating your web site, daily operational procedures
and most importantly, how and where to find clients.
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