Today, the virtual assistant industry is still thriving. But from what I see in the various Facebook communities I am a member of, many VAs who have not done any formal training course are still struggling to get clients. Learn strategies for success and for finding clients.
Branding is an essential aspect of any business, including virtual assistants. It goes beyond aesthetics, serving as an instant identifier of your identity and offerings. A strong brand establishes a memorable presence in the minds of potential clients, fostering trust and setting clear expectations.
What the hell is a Discovery call?
These dynamic and interactive conversations offer a mutual exploration for both you and your potential clients.
I am a firm believer in that your core values are the foundation of any successful business. They are the beliefs and principles that guide the way you do business, and they provide a framework for making decisions and resolving conflicts.
Here are VACT Limited, we have trained and helped 1,000’s of VAs to each launch their own successful VA business over the past 16 or so years. Whether they come from a PA or secretarial background, are currently still working or have just been made redundant and want to start their own, work-from-home business, all new VAs have a host of questions they need answered – so I thought it would be a good opportunity to provide a recap on the most commonly asked questions and answers, in this week’s blog post.