New Year’s Resolution for SMEs: ‘Hire a Virtual Assistant’
Cyber Guinevere @ December 31, 2009 # No Comment Yet
A virtual assistant can provide most of the secretarial support a small business or sole-trader is likely to require. They can answer your calls, handle your email messages, manage your diary, maintain your spreadsheets, design your Powerpoint presentations, run your social media marketing campaigns, design and build your website…
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No. 1 Virtual Assistant’s Office (Part 2)
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Credit Crunch Biting? Outsource To A Freelance Virtual Assistant
Cyber Guinevere @ November 12, 2008 # No Comment Yet
There are many names for a virtual assistant — not to be confused with non-human virtual assistants — virtual secretary, virtual personal assistant (PA), virtual temp — and we perform a variety of admin tasks to support start-up, SME, and larger businesses.
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The ‘When Can You Call Yourself a Virtual Assistant’ Debate
Cyber Guinevere @ July 11, 2008 # No Comment Yet
Individuals, small businesses, or large corporate organisations looking for someone to outsource their overload of work to don’t have time to figure out which side of the fence you, as a virtual assistant, sit on. They just want to know whether you have the time and skills to do the job and whether your fees are within their budget.
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Finding Your Virtual Assistant — It’s Not Rocket Science!
Cyber Guinevere @ May 22, 2008 # No Comment Yet
Choosing your new virtual assistant may seem daunting: you want someone professional, efficient, reliable; someone with initiative who is flexible in their working methods and will thus be able to integrate your business procedures into their working day. You want your virtual assistant to be confidential, interested in your business goals, and up-to-date with new technology and web-based developments. So give them a call and talk them one-to-one!
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