I’ve just released a new e-book, Your Quick Guide to Working From Home as a Virtual Assistant. I’ve been working on this one for several months, and I hope it helps you whether you want to work at home for someone else as a virtual assistant, or you are thinking about starting your own virtual … Read more
If you are someone who would like to become a virtual assistant but you’re not quite ready to dive in and start your own business, today’s post is for you. Ultimately, starting your own VA business gives you greater earning potential because you will be setting your own rates. However, there’s still a lot to … Read more
Vicky Virtual is a virtual receptionist company who pride themselves on offering a personal touch and specifically catering their services to the individual needs of each and every client. Their marketing is aimed mostly at smaller businesses, and they primarily use work-from-home contractors to power their team of receptionists. Keep in mind this company may … Read more
Virtual assistant jobs can often be fun and interesting. You never know what you may be doing. Ultimately, your tasks will depend on the client/company you work for. Some things may include customer service, social media, writing, data entry, or even research. The following is a list of 21 companies that hire remote virtual assistants. … Read more
Are you a virtual assistant likes the idea of having clients provided for you? Does the idea of being a part-time employee sound better than being an independent contractor? Would you like to work traditional office hours instead of off-hours? Well, then Equivity might be the online company that you have been searching for. In our Equivity review … Read more
What should a virtual assistant charge for services? And why do you see so much variation in services and amounts? When I first opened my virtual assistant practice in 2006 (very part-time), the going rate at that time was $35 to $65 an hour. Now, that is not to say that everyone charged that, but … Read more