If you’re a Virtual Assistant who charges by the hour, then you’ll need a way of recording your time. Clients need to know they’re paying solely for the time you spend on their task, and it kinda helps if you know how much to bill them for! If you charge by the project, then you probably won’t need a time tracker, but if you charge an hourly rate, then you will.
If you’re a Virtual Assistant who charges by the hour, then you’ll need a way of recording your time. Clients need to know they’re paying solely for the time you spend on their task, and it kinda helps if you know how much to bill them for! If you charge by the project, then you probably won’t need a time tracker, but if you charge an hourly rate, then you will.
As a Virtual Assistant, the likelihood is that bookkeeping isn’t your favourite task. I want to share with you 4 basic bookkeeping tips to save time and money for your VA business.
Working for yourself sounds great in the beginning but many solopreneur Virtual Assistants soon discover that giving up the day job isn’t always as glamorous as it seems.
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.