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Overcoming the Competition: The Unique Culture of Virtual Assistants

May 11, 2010 by  
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Everyone is familiar with the idea of being ‘business like’ or cut throat in the corporate world.  These are common terms that define what it means to be competitive and to stay ahead with services in whichever type of business you are in.  However, the tides are changing.  The competition that is now in place [...]

Learning to Value Your Own Work: What It Takes to Offer Virtual Assistant Services

May 3, 2010 by  
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If you are working as your own boss, you understand what it means to offer things with good quality and for a good rate.  It is important to build your business and offer the services that you want.  In the beginning, and sometimes even in the end, it is difficult to determine how you should [...]

The Beginning of a New Job Description: History of Virtual Assistants

April 24, 2010 by  
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The idea of working for yourself at a home is a concept that has become popular for many.  For those who want to become independent, work on their own time, or want a part time job, they have also worked towards finding new job opportunities that will ensure their success.  One of the growing jobs [...]

Keeping Control of Your Work: How to Keep Policies in Place for Virtual Assistants

April 20, 2010 by  
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In a business relationship, there are two ways to approach what is done.  The first is to have someone else keep control of the situation.  In these relationships, you will be working for someone, while they dictate to you what should be done.  The second approach is where you have the control of the situation [...]

Getting Into the Game: How to Find Clients as a Virtual Assistant

April 15, 2010 by  
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Deciding to start an entrepreneur job as a virtual assistant is a large step to take.  However, making sure that you have the idea and business plan done is only one step.  There is no use in having this done unless you have the clients that can find your skills and specialty.  In order to [...]

Drawing the Line: What a Virtual Assistant Can and Can’t Do

April 5, 2010 by  
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Drawing the Line: What a Virtual Assistant Can and Can’t Do Because a virtual assistant is one who will work for someone on a contract basis, there are a variety of things that they can do for you. Often times, it is easy to cross over the line of what you want them to do, [...]

Developing Your Business Potential: Building a Virtual Assistant Team

March 29, 2010 by  
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Finding the best work ethic and opportunities that are available to you as a business owner doesn’t necessarily mean that you need to look alone. In fact, if you simply look for the right resources, you can find potential everywhere. To truly succeed at any business also means finding ways to build relationships and teams. [...]

Determining Your Pay Check: How Much Should You Charge for Services?

March 22, 2010 by  
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One of the many debated parts of services for virtual assistants is the idea of how much the pay check should be. Defining your own freedom also means the need to determine how much you will charge for all of your services. While most virtual assistants are familiar with the standard rates, you will want [...]

Deciding on Your Career Path: Should you be a Virtual Assistant?

March 15, 2010 by  
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The time has come on whether you should take a step into the world of being an entrepreneur or continue with the life that you have learned to lead. You know that you need a change of pace, and possibly of finances. However, there are also several factors to consider when you are deciding to [...]

Dealing With the Small Print: How to Handle Hard to Serve Clients

March 12, 2010 by  
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No matter what you do or how you present yourself, there is always someone who just won’t be satisfied with what you do. This may not have anything to do with what you provide for the client or how you approach the job. Most likely, it has something to do with their misunderstanding of your [...]

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