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Saturday, April 30, 2011
Facebook Marketing Strategies: How to Create a Facebook Account
Facebook Account Maintenance: How to Block a Person from your Facebook Account
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Friday, April 29, 2011
Virtual Assistant Business: Why It Transcends Other Online Businesses
There are different types of online business - corporate websites, web services (virtual assistance), online shops, affiliate shops and information sites/blogs. But how is the virtual assistant business better than other online businesses? Here we discuss the other types of online business and its disadvantages.
iSocialMedia: The Virtual Assistants and Social Media Marketing
Thursday, April 28, 2011
The SEO Virtual Assistant with White Hat SEO
Why is twitter marketing great for business?
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Link Building:A Way For Website’s Popularity

Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Virtual Assistant as a Home-based Business: IT’S IN!
What are the benefits of becoming a home-based virtual assistant?
Finally, how to get started?
Thursday, April 21, 2011
The Legal Components of a Virtual Assistant Business
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
The Pros and Cons of Being a Virtual Assistant
Are you one of the VA wannabes?
Before dipping your toes in the realm of virtual assistance, you need to have a good knowledge or at least a bird’s -eye view of what you are getting into.
You may start by asking your successful virtual assistant neighbor. She may tell you that entering a VA business was the best thing she did. On the other hand, you may hear news that your other friend has given up being a VA for some reasons she wouldn’t tell. So, your next step to your VA journey would be weighing the good and bad side of being a virtual assistant.
Pros of Being a Virtual Assistant
The best part of becoming a virtual assistant is that you’re the boss. No one's gonna tell you what to do (except for your clients) and how to do your tasks. You have the freedom to choose the projects you’re capable of and find enjoyable, and charge any rate you wish. Of course, no office space is needed, you can work in any corner of your house wearing only pajamas.
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Finally, working as a virtual assistant offers limitless income potential. Since you’re working solo, every penny you earn goes into your pocket, giving you sense of satisfaction.
Cons of Being a Virtual Assistant
Like everything in the world, virtual assistance has its dark side. Working on your own, gives you the full responsibility of your entire business. You’re gonna look for your own clients, handle your accounting and even buy your own health insurance. This can be pretty exhausting to some. You should also be well-organized to handle projects and finish it on time. The loneliness you might feel while working alone can make things boring.
Can anyone make me smile? Anyone? |
Lastly, there is a great competition in the realm of virtual assistance. Because of the internet, anyone can be a VA - making the search for clients even harder. This tight competition may also lead to low payment for every project. However, as soon as you build up your name as a VA, your profit will increase in the long run.
All that matters is...
To become a successful virtual assistant, you really have to weigh all of the pros and cons and be sure that this is something you are ready, and willing to do. Once you have decided to become one, stick with it. There could be a great future ahead of you as long as you do it right.
Friday, April 15, 2011
11 Things to Remember Before Starting Your Virtual Assistant Business
Just kidding.
Seriously though, what is it with virtual assistance that makes it a great online business?
Well, for one thing, it can do all the task that other online businesses offer. Now, how was that for versatility? Multitasking is in the genes of virtual assistants and who knows what else they can do?
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There are rumors of VA’s capable of doing this. Just rumors though. |
Aside from virtual assistants’ versatility, putting up a virtual assistant business is cheap with high Return on Investment (ROI).
All you need is a computer set and an internet connection and you’re ready. Just look for clients in the web and presto! You’ll have that six figure income that you keep on dreaming about all night.
Wait a minute. I know you’re now excited t o hear that six figure income, but before that, you might need to consider these 11 things:
1. Decide just what type of services you want to offer, and analyze your background to ensure you have adequate experience.
2. Determine your business niche-consider specializing in just two to three services.
3. Determine how much time and energy you have to commit to your venture. Do you want to work part-time or full-time?
4. Conduct thorough industry research to determine a need for your services in your local area.
5. Outline who your clients are, where they are and how to access them.
6. Do a market analysis. Find out the needs for your niche and focus on how you'll apply that to your business.
7. Know your budgetary constraints-projected expenses, expected income and how long you can "float" until your business is running successfully.
8. Prepare a business plan and review it often to manage growth and change.
9. Examine your equipment, software and work space to ensure they meet client’s needs.
10. Wrap up all legal and financial aspects of start-up before securing your first client.
11. Market your services 24/7. Just because you've built a website or placed an ad in the Yellow Pages doesn't mean clients will come knocking on your door.
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Web Content: Gaining Traffic and Link Building with Quality Articles
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
The Future of Virtual Assistance Industry
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What’s in store for virtual assistance? Maybe the crystal ball can help. |
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Tips On How To Create A Twitter Account: First Step in Twitter Marketing
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As easy as this. With lesser peels! |
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Voila! |
Taking a Peek in the Crystal ball: The Future of Virtual Assistance
In ancient times, when typewriters were expensive, secretaries ruled the world of administrative support. In fact, there is not a single executive without a secretary.
Secretaries were a fad back then.
But in the turn of the century, the world became obsessed with technology and the Internet.
Everything was removed from its hinges.
The dawn of another century witnessed the blossoming of yet another profession that revolutionized the business world - Virtual assistance.
Then came the global economic recession - which was a really good thing for virtual assistance! Lots of businesses had to cut their costs, making them resort to outsourcing their work to virtual assistants.
Seeing this as a business opportunity, many people invested on it and started putting up virtual assistant companies dedicated to provide cheap yet high quality services to businesses both large and small. Ever since, virtual assistance has sprouted all over the world like mushrooms filling up your backyard the next day.
These were the milestones in virtual assistance history. Since our optimism makes us not to worry about what will happen on December 2012, we are pretty sure that the virtual assistant profession has a bright future.
In fact, a large company in the field of information technology business agree that virtual assistants have a really bright future. Analyst Firm Garner predicted that by year-end 2013, at least 15 percent of Fortune 1000 companies will use a virtual assistant to serve up Web self-service content to enhance their CRM offerings and service delivery.
The virtual assistant market is maturing, with a diverse set of vendors differentiated by factors ranging from cost and ease of use to support for software as a service and front-end or knowledge base support. As a result, selection criteria should extend beyond the image on the front end.
The virtual assistant profession on the other hand will also experience a fair weather future. Experts say that there will no longer certifications for virtual assistants. It doesn’t mean that anyone can now suddenly become a virtual assistant though. The reason why certifications won’t be needed anymore is because virtual assistance will now be offered as a degree in different colleges and universities.
However, before formally instituting virtual assistance as a profession, a proper definition to it must be established. That’s because the accepted definition of virtual assistant or virtual assistance is just a consensus definition.
Hopefully soon, the term ‘virtual assistant’ would be found in your Webster’s dictionary, with a clearer definition. Or just change the term itself.
Truly brighter days are coming the way of both the virtual assistant business and profession. With the Internet now as the main medium of doing business, more businessmen will hire the services of a virtual assistant. More and more inputs will be added to the profession which will enrich it and sooner or later we will be stunned on how it will become one of the most in demand professions in the world. We will be witnessing a thrilling era in human history - the era of virtual assistance.
Saturday, April 9, 2011
What’s on the Menu? Services offered by Virtual Assistant Companies
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Multi-Tasking Virtual Assistant |
So You’re Finally a Virtual Assistant...Now, What?
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ATTITUDE
For starters, you shouldn't look like this while doing your job:
Getting all grumpy about work won’t work, lady. That’s bad.
That doesn’t mean you CAN’T be bored though. Life is boring if you can’t be bored.
It’s just discouraged.
Seriously though, you have to have a positive attitude towards work to be able to excel in it.
COMPETENCE
Before you start working on a job, another thing that’s expected from you is not just that you can do your job, but that you can do your job RIGHT.
The one thing that a client expects from his/her virtual assistant is that he/she can work at his/her best.
Don’t try to take jobs you can’t do.
Do that and you’d end up:
CONFUSED. |
Just like working in an office, a virtual assistant is also given deadlines for his/her tasks. Your client must not be made to wait for you if you went over the deadline.
You can’t get back lost time. Remember to fully utilize every minute given to you by your client and never disappoint.
QUALITY OF WORK
A VA should always strive to give his/her best in doing his/her tasks.
Oftentimes, quality beats quantity. A single, awesome output is better than hundreds of crappy ones. Infinitely better.
Your clients always expects quality work from you. If you do that, here’s what you can expect from them to say:
AWESOME JOB, KIDDO! |
I hope so.
Remember that if you can’t fulfill all these expectations of you, don’t feel bad.
Being a virtual assistant isn’t a static job. You get to learn new things every day and hopefully would allow you to even exceed these expectations in time.