What Do VA’s Do?

There is such a large variety of tasks you can offer as a VA however it will largely depend on your skills and experiences.
Areas that you can look into offering support include:

• Word Processing: Typing manuals and reports, formatting letters and even writing content.

• Desktop Publishing & Presentations: If you have skills in software such as Publisher, Powerpoint or similar, you can offer services to design unique marketing material, report covers, presentations and similar.

• Transcription: Whether it be transcribing handwritten documents, tapes or mp3 files this is an area that can generate you income if you have fantastic typing skills.

• Bookkeeping: Although bookkeeping can be a business entirely on it’s own, if it’s a certification and registration that you own, there is nowhere it says that you can’t be a VA specialising in virtual bookkeeping (and offering a few other services to mix it up a bit).

• Social Media: More and more small businesses are looking for VA’s to help them run their business Facebook and Twitter pages along with helping them write blog posts and attend to comment moderation of their blogs.

• Diary Management & Event Planning: You may be already experienced in managing events and meetings so it could be an area that you can build your business around. From sending out invitations, arrange venue details, attending to RSVP’s and similar, it can definitely be a fun and fast service area.

• Customer Support and or Reception: Before you scoff, it is POSSIBLE to offer reception services from your very own home base business using the fantastic technology that is available in today’s market.

How Much Can You Earn?

Okay, so far everything sounds great. You have the skills to service your clients with your previous experience, but maybe you’re wondering – how much can I earn?

Well that all depends on what services you are going to offer and your skills. Most VA’s earn between $25 and $50 per hour (the lower end for basic admin support and the higher end for services needing more technical skills.

How much you will earn will also depend on how many hours you can put into your new business. The more effort, the more marketing and the more promoting you do of your new business and the services you can offer the more leads and clients will come your way (which in turn affect the amount of income you will earn).

Why Is This Program Special?

The difference between us and other work from home franchises or party planning organisations are that YOU OWN YOUR BUSINESS COMPLETELY!

• Clients
• Income
• Business Name, Hardware, Tools, etc

They are all 100% yours. We’re not here to take anything away from you, in fact we’re here to GIVE you as much support as possible. That’s why our hub is completely FREE! You can network with anyone within the hub, you can share ideas, you can talk on the forums….and we’ll take care of the costs for running and hosting it.

If you want the Freedom, Empowerment and to feel Liberated by running your own Virtual Assistant business then click on the link below to gain access in the next 24 hours!

You will be starting your OWN business. Your success will depend on how much effort you put in, but we will make it as easy as possible for you.

Additional Support

Mentoring

Why Get Mentoring?

• If you would like to get further support and make sure that you succeed in your new business then consider to get some one on one mentoring!

• Mentoring is like having a buddy who has done it all before you (in this case, Donna Brown) who will help guide you and build your business specific to your needs.
• You meet fortnightly via Skype and we go through topics and find solutions to help you succeed

• Support from someone who actually KNOWS the industry inside and out.
• Client LEADS! That’s right, if you take up a mentoring program then you will be given clients leads to help you grow your business.