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There is still tremendous potential in the market I believe. Advisers and consultants have thrived in the "real" offline world for a long time, and it makes perfect sense to also offer online services in the same way. Shopping for example, would be ideal for a virtual assistant as he or she knows how to find high quality products online from a reliable retailer.

The main issue would be to how to find a trusted virtual assistant. Are there market places for virtual assistants where one can check previous work and recommendations?

23 May 2009 at 14:39

Jeannine Clontz, VA, Clontz Business Services, Arnold, Missouri, says:

You are absolutely right, my phone hasn't stopped ringing since the first of the year. This is the BEST time to consider working with a Virtual Assistant.

There are many options to consider. In fact, some of my clients in the US enjoy using Australian/New Zealand VAs because of the time difference - they get the VA a project by close of business and in many cases it's in their inbox the next morning.

We really have come of age - the industry is booming and there are experts out there that have the professional skills to keep you looking good.

Again, great information - thanks for sharing.

23 May 2009 at 06:09