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 A VA, if you’re unfamiliar with the acronym, is a virtual assistant. It’s an administrative assistant that works virtually or online. It’s a fantastic career choice for many. Here are just a few of the many benefits to being a VA. #1 Ability to work from home The choice to become a VA is a great one for many. If you’re a parent or caregiver, it enables you to stay home and earn a paycheck. Being a virtual assistant means you can work from your computer. You don’t have to go into a formal office. Your clients are managed all online.  Additionally, you can work from anywhere. If you’re heading to the beach for spring break, you can take your work with you. You can work from a coffee shop. You can work from the poolside. You can work while you’re waiting at your child’s dentist office. #2 It’s interesting There really is no end to the type of work you can do as a virtual assistant. You can offer a broad base of services or a specialty service like transcription. This variety can...

  Launching a VA business is a big step. It deserves a pat on the back and some recognition. However, once you’ve launched it, it’s time to get down to business. You need clients. Here are three ways to grow your virtual assistant business quickly.  Memberships Consider offering a membership program. A membership program helps you establish a consistent cash flow. This makes it much easier to focus on your clients and their projects. Additionally a membership program offers value to your clients. They can sign up for regular tasks and projects. In return for their monthly payment, they receive discounted administration.  For example, you might offer a 10% discount for clients that commit to a membership that delivers ten administrative hours each month for a year. You could offer another level that delivers fifteen hours with a fifteen percent discount. And twenty hours with a twenty percent discount.  If you have five to ten clients at twenty hours a piece your sche...

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  There’s little that compares with being your own boss. As a VA you have a lot of freedom. You choose your working hours. You choose your clients. You even set your fees and grow your business as you see fit. However, this freedom also means challenges. Owning your own VA business can be tricky. Let’s explore some common challenges of being a VA and how you can avoid them. #1 Time Management One of the great things about being a VA is that you get to set your own working hours. However, if you’re not good at managing your time, you could end up working around the clock. In addition to your client projects, you have a business to run. That means tasks like invoicing and email are on your daily to do list. Couple that with the normal responsibilities of life and you have a very full schedule. It’s then easy to see why some VAs never sleep. However, with a good time management system, everything gets done. You get to sleep. It’s about scheduling your day. It’s about prioritizing. And...

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