Have you thought of a career as a Virtual Assistant?
Here is a Guide for you! Create your own work!
What is a Virtual Assistant?
A Virtual Assistant (VA) provides administrative, technical, and creative support to clients remotely.
This can include anything from scheduling appointments and managing emails to social media marketing and content creation.
Is this job for you?
Tech-savvy: Comfortable with computers, online tools, and communication platforms.
Organized & Efficient: Excellent time-management, prioritization, and multitasking skills.
Excellent Communicator: Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Proactive & Independent: Able to work independently with minimal supervision.
Education & Training:
Education: High school diploma or equivalent.
Training: Many VAs gain experience through online courses, certifications, and on-the-job training.
Certifications:
- Project Management Professional (PMP)
- Certified Professional Organizer (CPO)
- Google Workspace Certifications
- Social Media Marketing Certifications
Salary & Job Outlook:
Salary: Varies greatly depending on experience, skills, and location. Can range from $15-$50+ per hour.
Job Outlook: High demand and growth expected due to the rise of remote work and the increasing need for flexible support services.
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Have you thought of a career as a Virtual Assistant?
Here is a Guide for you! Create your own work!
What is a Virtual Assistant?
A Virtual Assistant (VA) provides administrative, technical, and creative support to clients remotely.
This can include anything from scheduling appointments and managing emails to social media marketing and content creation.
Is this job for you?
Tech-savvy: Comfortable with computers, online tools, and communication platforms.
Organized & Efficient: Excellent time-management, prioritization, and multitasking skills.
Excellent Communicator: Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Proactive & Independent: Able to work independently with minimal supervision.
Education & Training:
Education: High school diploma or equivalent.
Training: Many VAs gain experience through online courses, certifications, and on-the-job training.
Certifications:
- Project Management Professional (PMP)
- Certified Professional Organizer (CPO)
- Google Workspace Certifications
- Social Media Marketing Certifications
Salary & Job Outlook:
Salary: Varies greatly depending on experience, skills, and location. Can range from $15-$50+ per hour.
Job Outlook: High demand and growth expected due to the rise of remote work and the increasing need for flexible support services.
#AWU #VirtualAssistant #RemoteWork #WorkFromHome #Entrepreneur #SmallBusiness #Freelancing
”Have you ever worked for a company while running your own small business? If so, what was that experience like, and what did you learn from it?”
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“If you had to choose between working for a large corporation or owning a small business, both offering the same salary, what factors would influence your decision?”
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“If you had to choose between working for a large corporation or owning a small business, both offering the same salary, what factors would influence your decision?”
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So since my last time posting on jobcase, I had to hard quit my old job I had at the time (dishwashing) due to my health and job affecting one anather in a vicious cycle that would've more than likely ended me either way. I'm still welcome to come in as a customer and friend to chat and order. Recently, I found an article posted online about my old work place, and while I didn't last there as an employee, I must agree with what they've said. I'm going to post the link here for any who want to check it out... https://www.onlyinyourstate.com/utah/made-from-scratch-restaurant-ut/ #termination #smallbusiness
So i worked at this cafe for year and a half. I was the longest person there besides one of the cooks and obviously the manager. So many people would come and go but i stayed. Well i got pregnant after 4 months and continued to work up until like 2-3 weeks before my due date. Took my leave and went back. From September until January they were giving me issues about pumping at work. I had told them when i went back i needed a space and now My supply was dropping tremendously. was only really able to pump during my break. Ive gotten walked in on by one of the male cooks so i left my shift because i was uncomfortable, then spoke to the manager about that space not working. He printed out a sign for me to hang up and everybody knew about the sign and not to enter, since the room i would pump in didn’t have a lock on the door. I still couldn’t go every 2-3 hours like i shouldve been because this one girl would take her break in that room knowing that that’s where i would pump, so i wasn’t able to go until i took my break which wasn’t until 11:30/12pm. 5-6 hours after pumping at home before i got to work. Somedays id be able to sneak away after and go again but all i was ever getting was 2oz because my supply was dropping. Well one day on my break i had the sign up and the same girl just barges in while I’m in the middle of pumping and goes “sorry” yet continues to walk in, grab what she needed, and leaves. So i left my shift again and texted my manager about my rights being violated and how ive been patient and could report them. Well during the holidays we were closing 2 hours early and working 3 day weeks and as we all know bills don’t stop. Checks were only about $200. So unfortunately i had 2 autopayments go through and had overdrafted $90 so i didn’t have any money to get on the train. As i was texting my boss, i mentioned how i was hoping to ask for a raise and told him i didn’t have the money for the train. Where j live there is all water so it isn’t like i could just walk either. While texting him, he texted me asking my ETA then after i sent my message he was pissed. He said we would talk later then later came and he fired me for “calling out at least once a week” but i have on my text record the last time i called out being 5 weeks prior. I argued just to show him he was wrong but kept it civil, and collected my check the next day. The crazy part is i was the best barista there. I handled making drinks and expediting calmer and moved faster than the other baristas. I didn’t get stressed over the work AND the owners have 2 children which the wife has told me herself were breastfed. But I’m glad I’m no longer working for a company that can’t value their longterm employees and make simple accommodations. #smallbusiness #cafe #accomedation #pumping #breastfeeding
I have always had multiple streams (paper routes, vending machines, etc) that never produce much income, but every trickle helps. I have been selling online since 2005 on websites like biblio, ebay, textbookrush, and Abe. I quit selling on ABE when they made selling more expensive (fees etc). A few years back they were bought by Amazon. I do not shop with Amazon (I also don't shop at many stores)as I do not like the company's chokehold on the industry. As such I am not getting the potential sale base I need. Recently I was offered a chance to sell on ABE (which also puts me on Amazon) for a free trial period of two months (cost is $60 a month plus % of sales). From my understanding I would have to list everything on their cloud & if I cancel all of my information will be deleted. So I would have to duplicate all of my inventory. ABE/Amazon has the potential to move this side job into a livable wage. I would love to be able to do that, but I wonder if this would be a moral slippery slope. Should I continue to be a small voice against the machine or just cave in so I can afford to live? #smallbusiness
I build affordable wordpress websites for small businesses . I will also create the specific niche or product for your company . Let's work 🙂 #webdeveloper #webdesign #freelance #wordpress #workfromhome #callcenter #smallbusiness #foodtrucks #hairsalons #barbershops #popupshops
Is your small business faltering? Does it look like your small business may close shop? Do you own a website?
The primary factor of a profitable site is having clear, SEO-keyword and relevant contents that gives the appropriate message with conviction and strength.
The articles on your website will target the audience market, engage them and persuade them to buy, SALES WILL FLOW "YAKATA:
There are many people out there who are searching for an expert content writer. If you are looking to hire an expert, it's a good idea to hire an expert who is very experienced and knows what they are doing.
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You should start by hiring an expert content writer to do research for you. This will help you save time, which will in turn help you build more traffic to your website.
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To learn how to do this, it's essential to learn how to do a little research yourself. Here are a few tips on how to do the research yourself:
Look at a large number of different sites to see which ones have the best writing. Remember that the quality of the writing is usually the most important factor when you hire an expert content writer. Some people may be able to write well but not use search engine optimization techniques.
Try writing a few articles for your website and using a link building campaign on them. It is important to learn how to drive traffic to your website and this can be done with a link building campaign. By writing the articles yourself, you have the chance to gain valuable knowledge on how to run a successful campaign.If you cant,hire a content writer.
Some companies will write the articles and then hire an expert to place the links for them, but this is not a common practice. It is important to hire an expert writer who can write the articles for you.
They are already familiar with how to write a highly informative article, so they will be able to write the best articles possible.
In addition to hiring an expert writer, it is also important to hire a content writer who is willing to adjust the scope of the article to fit the needs of your website.
As a website owner, you should always try to increase the marketability of your website. Once you have hired a content expert writer, you should always test the quality of the content to make sure that it contains high quality content.
When you do this, you will be able to determine whether you need to hire another content writer or not. If you feel that the articles you have are not good enough to sell your business, then it's recommended that you hire an expert content writer.
This writer can help you to continue growing and building your business while also making sure that you are selling the highest quality content possible.
Is your sales and marketing strategy taking a hit? It is important to hire an expert content writer to help you increase your sales.
Hiring an expert writer means that you will always be using a professional and quality service that will help you achieve your goals. #workfromhome #coronavirus #smallbusiness #startup #entrepreneur