There are various ways but it really does depend on the individual business.
It could be that a business owner decides that they do not want to attempt any admin and therefore a VA would do everything from typing through to database entries, phone answering to bookkeeping.
Other businesses only use a VA to undertake one or a couple of the following:
- social media creation and updates
- blog updates
- typing and transcription
- bookkeeping or data entry to MYOB
- powerpoint presentations
- collating business cards and adding to a database
- e-newsletters
A new business could utilize a VA to assist with the set up of their office, systems and procedures.
A Virtual Assistant is a cost effective tool to add to your business. There are no payroll overheads and as a VA has a professional background in everything admin, a business is in a win-win situation.
How can you tell if you need a VA?
- When you are getting bogged down in paperwork.
- When you are working so many hours but not making any money.
- If you want and need to network but do not have the time.
- When there is no flexibility any more.
- When you are missing deadlines or important phone calls.
Do not lose sight of your business and why you commenced your business in the first place. Seek assistance from a professional admin provider - your VA.
This is based on our first interview with mybusinesshelp.com.au on Alive 90.5.
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