In order to create a successful Virtual Assistant business, you must learn to outsource. By doing that, you can have your outsourcers to do the things you don’t do well, don’t want to do or who can simply do whatever you need done cheaper thereby saving you money....

There are times when you will need to juggle many small client projects all at once. But, it’s not really that hard if you develop a system to keep organized, use the right technology for the job, and manage your time well.

Business and emotions don’t really seem to mix very well. But as emotions are a daily part of our lives, short of becoming robotic, you may be faced with the two intermingling at some point owning a Virtual Assistant business. Here are a few tips to help you stay on track and overcome emotions in your business life:

It takes a lot to grab the attention of your client prospects. In fact, in most cases you have to connect with a potential client several times before they click on that magic button to learn more about you. You probably use a variety of means to grab attention. For example, you might use social media, content marketing and even advertising. Once you have your prospect’s attention, are you overwhelming them?

Let’s face it, it’s happened to you. You’re in the middle of your business day and your internet goes down. Sometimes it’s a welcomed excuse. You can’t do business without the internet, right? Other times it’s a huge inconvenience.