05 May 2011
Marion Jackson from My Virtual Assistant was asked to contribute to the content of a new book called "The VA Business". (Refer page 91 of the book). THE VA BUSINESS What Every Business Owner Should Know About Doing Business From Virtually Anywhere “The Virtually Anywhere Business” is dedicated to building the foundation and understanding of what working online really means. The book has been written from a unique perspective, and includes contributions from virtual assistants, and clients who use virtual assistants. The book is written by Michelle Dale, and includes a series of personal experiences and fact-based advice from years of working entirely online and travelling as a digital nomad. "The VA Business" covers the four primary online business essentials, remote working, virtual assistants, online marketing and business success. If you have any inclination what-so-ever to work online, earning a full-time income, and you want to know the facts, then this book is a must read. | 
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19 March 2011
HUGE SUCCESS FOR END
OF SUMMER CHARITY CONCERT
Outdoor music concert, A Summer Wrap @ Valley de Sol, held at Chris and Tony Bull’s property in Howick, Auckland, on Saturday 19 March was a sellout. Around 250 people enjoyed a lovely afternoon within the beautiful, private grounds of Valley de Sol, whilst listening to a selection of talented performers, including fabulous music duo Wilde and Rich, Courtney Janssen and Chloe Bartlett. All of the entertainers gave up their time for free. The aim of the concert was to celebrate the last days of summer, whilst raising as much money as possible for Hospice South Auckland and the Christchurch Earthquake Appeal. The concert raised $22,159.00 which will be split evenly between the two charities. Fundraiser, BNI member and venue host, Christine Bull said: “We are completely overwhelmed and absolutely delighted with the success of the concert, not just because of the money raised for Hospice and Christchurch, but because the event involved more than 60 local businesses who generously offered donations and support.” The concert helped raise awareness of Hospice South Auckland, which offers inpatient facilities where people go for respite care, symptom and pain management, or during their last days. Hospice services are completely free of charge and rely on the generosity of the people in the community for donations to help meet costs. |
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Summer Wrap @ Valley de Sol was organised by Howick’s BNI Business Brunch,
which is a group of 16 business owners who get together every week to network
and promote their businesses.
IN THE NEWS - Click here for more
(My Virtual Assistant created a temporary website to help promote this concert - click here for more event information.)
IN THE NEWS - Click here for more
(My Virtual Assistant created a temporary website to help promote this concert - click here for more event information.)
29 March 2011
CURLY'S BOOK LAUNCH
My Virtual Assistant was proud to be part of Curly from Shirley, the Christchurch Dog's book launch in Ponsonby, Auckland, last night. On Monday 28th March, just four weeks after the idea for the Curly book first came about, the book was officially launched in Christchurch and Auckland. In Christchurch, Emma Pullar the author, was on hand to sign picture book 'Curly from Shirley, the Christchurch Dog', while musical sensations, Christchurch Bob and his mum Julie Gaudin, entertained with the song of Curly from Shirley. |  Above: Bob and his mum, Julie sing, while Emma signs.
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While in
Auckland, it was the turn of illustrator Victoria M. Azaro, designer
Cheryl Rowe and publisher Jill Marshall to talk about Curly.
A great time was had by all, and you can now buy 'Curly from Shirley the Christchurch Dog', from New Zealand bookstores and from Curly's website www.curlyfromshirley.com, where you can also purchase the ebook of Curly and the fantastic song. CURLY IN THE NEWS: Click here for more. (My Virtual Assistant created Curly's website - www.curlyfromshirley.com) |
Press Release
03 March 2011
NO REASON NOT TO HAVE A WEBSITE
With the arrival of free ‘template websites’, there is now very little reason for a small to medium sized business not to have their own website.
Template websites are pre-designed and allow you to add your own content – everything from text and images, right through to sound and movies, enabling you to customise your website in almost any way you like.
A web presence is crucial for any small business and offers far more flexibility than a Facebook or Twitter page. Every business needs custom branding and to create an identity, and template websites provide this opportunity.
However, even though template websites are generally easy to use, not everyone has the flair, creativity or time to set one up.
Marion Jackson, Director of My Virtual Assistant, says: “Your website needs to communicate the unique tone, feeling and mood of your business and time needs to be spent on developing an overall aesthetic experience for your visitors.”
A huge part of the appeal of a template website means no longer having to call a web designer to correct every grammatical error and photo upload. Being able to update your website whenever you wish also means it is easy to keep content fresh and relevant.
These days, one of the first things that a customer or another business does before they consider dealing with you, is look you up on your website. So, what does it say to them if you don’t even have a website?
Check out these websites, created by My Virtual Assistant:
www.itlsel.co.nz
www.jillmarshallbooks.co.nz
www.beautyplus.net.nz
www.wharekahoview.co.nz
www.curlyfromshirley.com
www.pearjambooks.co.nz
www.phillipwsimpson.com
...even my own website is a template website - www.myvirtualassistant.co.nz!
http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/BU1103/S00153/no-reason-not-to-have-a-website.htm
With the arrival of free ‘template websites’, there is now very little reason for a small to medium sized business not to have their own website.
Template websites are pre-designed and allow you to add your own content – everything from text and images, right through to sound and movies, enabling you to customise your website in almost any way you like.
A web presence is crucial for any small business and offers far more flexibility than a Facebook or Twitter page. Every business needs custom branding and to create an identity, and template websites provide this opportunity.
However, even though template websites are generally easy to use, not everyone has the flair, creativity or time to set one up.
Marion Jackson, Director of My Virtual Assistant, says: “Your website needs to communicate the unique tone, feeling and mood of your business and time needs to be spent on developing an overall aesthetic experience for your visitors.”
A huge part of the appeal of a template website means no longer having to call a web designer to correct every grammatical error and photo upload. Being able to update your website whenever you wish also means it is easy to keep content fresh and relevant.
These days, one of the first things that a customer or another business does before they consider dealing with you, is look you up on your website. So, what does it say to them if you don’t even have a website?
Check out these websites, created by My Virtual Assistant:
www.itlsel.co.nz
www.jillmarshallbooks.co.nz
www.beautyplus.net.nz
www.wharekahoview.co.nz
www.curlyfromshirley.com
www.pearjambooks.co.nz
www.phillipwsimpson.com
...even my own website is a template website - www.myvirtualassistant.co.nz!
http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/BU1103/S00153/no-reason-not-to-have-a-website.htm
13 October 2010
Marion Jackson from My Virtual Assistant featured in a book written by Professor Lauri J Smedley, of Sacramento City College, Sacramento, California, USA:
"Virtual Entrepreneurship - Creating and Operating a Home-based Online Business." Click here to read book extracts Click here to visit Professor Smedley's website Click here to purchase this book on Amazon |  |
09 September 2010
Appeared on Business Blogs website -
'12 Tips to Help Your Business Succeed'
("Believe in yourself!")
Click on the Business Blogs logo to view...
("Believe in yourself!")
Click on the Business Blogs logo to view...
12 August 2010
Featured on Bizoomi website.
Click on the Bizoomi logo to read article...
31 May 2010
"Women in Business", Howick & Pakuranga Times Newspaper
"Women in Business", Howick & Pakuranga Times Newspaper
Press Release
11 March 2010
PERSONAL ASSISTANT SERVICE CELEBRATES 1ST ANNIVERSARY
Online Personal Assistant Service, ‘My Virtual Assistant’, is celebrating one year in business this month.
“It’s always been my goal to have my own business and being able to work from home is the icing on the cake,” said Marion Jackson, Director of My Virtual Assistant.
Known for her personal service and attention to detail, Marion attributes her honesty, work ethic and friendly personality as part of her success. She is an accomplished Executive Assistant, with 26 years ‘real’ world experience, who has identified a gap in the local New Zealand market for flexible office support.
My Virtual Assistant offers outsourced administrative services to business owners, both locally and overseas, and is dedicated to helping save valuable time and money, often associated with hiring onsite staff.
11 March 2010
PERSONAL ASSISTANT SERVICE CELEBRATES 1ST ANNIVERSARY
Online Personal Assistant Service, ‘My Virtual Assistant’, is celebrating one year in business this month.
“It’s always been my goal to have my own business and being able to work from home is the icing on the cake,” said Marion Jackson, Director of My Virtual Assistant.
Known for her personal service and attention to detail, Marion attributes her honesty, work ethic and friendly personality as part of her success. She is an accomplished Executive Assistant, with 26 years ‘real’ world experience, who has identified a gap in the local New Zealand market for flexible office support.
My Virtual Assistant offers outsourced administrative services to business owners, both locally and overseas, and is dedicated to helping save valuable time and money, often associated with hiring onsite staff.
Press Release
18 January 2010
WHEN EMPLOYING STAFF IS NOT AN OPTION
As New Zealand begins to ease its way out of the recession, many business owners are apprehensive about leaping in and employing new staff.
Owners of small to mid-size businesses may not be able to justify employing the same number of staff as they had prior to the recession. However, as the New Year kicks off and business starts to pick up, many remaining staff members may be required to take on the extra work caused by the redundancies of the past year. This can lead to decreased productivity and low morale.
For business owners who want to get back to where they were before the recession or even grow their business, employing staff may not be an option. Instead, the answer could lie in outsourcing.
Marion Jackson, owner and operator of ‘My Virtual Assistant’, an online personal assistant service located in Auckland, says: “Taking the pressure off your team and outsourcing work can be the first step to getting things back on track for many companies, especially smaller businesses.”
“Partnering with a Virtual Assistant means you don’t have to provide valuable office space, training or equipment, because a Virtual Assistant operates from their own premises.”
A Virtual Assistant has usually gained experience from working in the ‘real’ world for a number of years and business owners will find they are enthusiastic, reliable and highly skilled. A Virtual Assistant will only work when there is work to be done. This means business owners don’t have to scratch around finding work for them to do in order to justify their employment, like you might with an actual onsite employee. Other benefits include not having to pay for holiday or sick leave.
Outsourcing non-revenue generating assignments or time consuming administration tasks to a Virtual Assistant is an effective way of increasing results and improving productivity. Having a reliable service to count on, such as ‘My Virtual Assistant’, will help business owners get through the down and up times in business, and in many cases, can lead to a long term, beneficial partnership and ultimate business success.
Even though a Virtual Assistant can be used for a ‘one off’ project, in order to make a really effective change, building rapport and passing on regular assignments could result in a permanent and cost effective way of conducting business.
http://www.btob.co.nz/cms/news/2010/01/alternatives_to_employment.php
18 January 2010
WHEN EMPLOYING STAFF IS NOT AN OPTION
As New Zealand begins to ease its way out of the recession, many business owners are apprehensive about leaping in and employing new staff.
Owners of small to mid-size businesses may not be able to justify employing the same number of staff as they had prior to the recession. However, as the New Year kicks off and business starts to pick up, many remaining staff members may be required to take on the extra work caused by the redundancies of the past year. This can lead to decreased productivity and low morale.
For business owners who want to get back to where they were before the recession or even grow their business, employing staff may not be an option. Instead, the answer could lie in outsourcing.
Marion Jackson, owner and operator of ‘My Virtual Assistant’, an online personal assistant service located in Auckland, says: “Taking the pressure off your team and outsourcing work can be the first step to getting things back on track for many companies, especially smaller businesses.”
“Partnering with a Virtual Assistant means you don’t have to provide valuable office space, training or equipment, because a Virtual Assistant operates from their own premises.”
A Virtual Assistant has usually gained experience from working in the ‘real’ world for a number of years and business owners will find they are enthusiastic, reliable and highly skilled. A Virtual Assistant will only work when there is work to be done. This means business owners don’t have to scratch around finding work for them to do in order to justify their employment, like you might with an actual onsite employee. Other benefits include not having to pay for holiday or sick leave.
Outsourcing non-revenue generating assignments or time consuming administration tasks to a Virtual Assistant is an effective way of increasing results and improving productivity. Having a reliable service to count on, such as ‘My Virtual Assistant’, will help business owners get through the down and up times in business, and in many cases, can lead to a long term, beneficial partnership and ultimate business success.
Even though a Virtual Assistant can be used for a ‘one off’ project, in order to make a really effective change, building rapport and passing on regular assignments could result in a permanent and cost effective way of conducting business.
http://www.btob.co.nz/cms/news/2010/01/alternatives_to_employment.php
Press Release
03 August 2009
REAL ESTATE AGENTS CAN PROFIT FROM WORKING WITH A VA
Real Estate agents are arguably some of the busiest people in the business world, needing to spend valuable time on marketing themselves, marketing their listings, working directly with clients and following up after a sale.
The more successful a Real Estate agent is, the more administrative tasks they create and the more time they spend on administrative tasks, meaning there is less time to generate new revenue.
Too much administrative work can become exhausting and time consuming. It can take away from a Real Estate agent’s bottom line and prevent them from concentrating on what they do best... working with clients and selling property.
If a Real Estate professional doesn’t seek the help of an assistant, they will have to spend time being the assistant as well. This is when working with a Virtual Assistant (VA) can be highly advantageous.
A Virtual Assistant is an extremely valuable business tool for the most successful Real Estate agent’s in the industry. Imagine having your own assistant who is ready to work for you, but only when you need them?
Marion Jackson, Director of ‘My Virtual Assistant’, in Auckland, says: “Even if a Real Estate office already has an in-house assistant, there will be times when an agent needs extra help. Working with a Virtual Assistant means having access to an off-site, independent contractor, who can save a significant amount in time and money.”
Partnering with a Virtual Assistant reduces stress, protects cash flow, eliminates administrative hassles and enables Real Estate professionals to find the success they originally set out to achieve.
A Virtual Assistant provides all the advantages of outsourcing – there are no employee taxes to think about, no sick leave or vacation time to pay for and no equipment or office space to provide. A Virtual Assistant will only charge for the hours worked, which means if things aren’t so busy then money isn’t wasted on ‘downtime’.
Getting support from a Virtual Assistant can enable savvy Real Estate professionals to stay on top of the competition and get ahead in their industry.
03 August 2009
REAL ESTATE AGENTS CAN PROFIT FROM WORKING WITH A VA
Real Estate agents are arguably some of the busiest people in the business world, needing to spend valuable time on marketing themselves, marketing their listings, working directly with clients and following up after a sale.
The more successful a Real Estate agent is, the more administrative tasks they create and the more time they spend on administrative tasks, meaning there is less time to generate new revenue.
Too much administrative work can become exhausting and time consuming. It can take away from a Real Estate agent’s bottom line and prevent them from concentrating on what they do best... working with clients and selling property.
If a Real Estate professional doesn’t seek the help of an assistant, they will have to spend time being the assistant as well. This is when working with a Virtual Assistant (VA) can be highly advantageous.
A Virtual Assistant is an extremely valuable business tool for the most successful Real Estate agent’s in the industry. Imagine having your own assistant who is ready to work for you, but only when you need them?
Marion Jackson, Director of ‘My Virtual Assistant’, in Auckland, says: “Even if a Real Estate office already has an in-house assistant, there will be times when an agent needs extra help. Working with a Virtual Assistant means having access to an off-site, independent contractor, who can save a significant amount in time and money.”
Partnering with a Virtual Assistant reduces stress, protects cash flow, eliminates administrative hassles and enables Real Estate professionals to find the success they originally set out to achieve.
A Virtual Assistant provides all the advantages of outsourcing – there are no employee taxes to think about, no sick leave or vacation time to pay for and no equipment or office space to provide. A Virtual Assistant will only charge for the hours worked, which means if things aren’t so busy then money isn’t wasted on ‘downtime’.
Getting support from a Virtual Assistant can enable savvy Real Estate professionals to stay on top of the competition and get ahead in their industry.
Press Release
21 May 2009
NO BETTER TIME TO WORK WITH A VIRTUAL ASSISTANT
With the recession causing many job redundancies, there has never been a better time to start working with a Virtual Assistant, than right now.
Even though many small businesses and large corporations have been forced to reduce their on-site staff numbers, doesn’t mean there isn’t still work to be done. The trick is to make the most of remaining employees and to reduce costs by outsourcing wherever possible. That’s where a Virtual Assistant steps in.
Virtual Assistant’s can dramatically help almost any business grow, create marketplace competition and contribute to keeping companies afloat. Business savvy companies will be ready, waiting and already placed ahead of their competitors when the economy starts to pick up again. Enlisting the support of a Virtual Assistant now can increase a company’s resilience ensuring they come out the other side unscathed.
Marion Jackson, owner and operator of Auckland based company, ‘My Virtual Assistant’, says: “The online solution is a popular and fast growing trend, what with things like virtual supermarket shopping, travel reservations and banking already being an acceptable and practical part of our daily lives. So it makes sense that it should be a relevant part of our business world, too.”
Many Virtual Assistant’s (commonly known as VA’s) started out as corporate professionals, having spent a number of years working in the ‘real’ world and were looking for a flexible work-from-home solution. However, the Virtual Assistant industry in New Zealand is becoming a thriving, extremely valuable and very affordable resource for companies feeling the pinch in these uncertain times.
Not only can a company save significant costs when working with a Virtual Assistant, they will also find that VA’s are efficient, knowledgeable, experienced, very dedicated and highly motivated people. Because VA’s run their own businesses, they want to do a great job for their clients. Neither the location of a company or a VA is a barrier, because everything can be done online.
http://scoop.co.nz/stories/BU0905/S00624.htm
http://www.voxy.co.nz/business/no-better-time-hire-virtual-assistant/1070/14631
21 May 2009
NO BETTER TIME TO WORK WITH A VIRTUAL ASSISTANT
With the recession causing many job redundancies, there has never been a better time to start working with a Virtual Assistant, than right now.
Even though many small businesses and large corporations have been forced to reduce their on-site staff numbers, doesn’t mean there isn’t still work to be done. The trick is to make the most of remaining employees and to reduce costs by outsourcing wherever possible. That’s where a Virtual Assistant steps in.
Virtual Assistant’s can dramatically help almost any business grow, create marketplace competition and contribute to keeping companies afloat. Business savvy companies will be ready, waiting and already placed ahead of their competitors when the economy starts to pick up again. Enlisting the support of a Virtual Assistant now can increase a company’s resilience ensuring they come out the other side unscathed.
Marion Jackson, owner and operator of Auckland based company, ‘My Virtual Assistant’, says: “The online solution is a popular and fast growing trend, what with things like virtual supermarket shopping, travel reservations and banking already being an acceptable and practical part of our daily lives. So it makes sense that it should be a relevant part of our business world, too.”
Many Virtual Assistant’s (commonly known as VA’s) started out as corporate professionals, having spent a number of years working in the ‘real’ world and were looking for a flexible work-from-home solution. However, the Virtual Assistant industry in New Zealand is becoming a thriving, extremely valuable and very affordable resource for companies feeling the pinch in these uncertain times.
Not only can a company save significant costs when working with a Virtual Assistant, they will also find that VA’s are efficient, knowledgeable, experienced, very dedicated and highly motivated people. Because VA’s run their own businesses, they want to do a great job for their clients. Neither the location of a company or a VA is a barrier, because everything can be done online.
http://scoop.co.nz/stories/BU0905/S00624.htm
http://www.voxy.co.nz/business/no-better-time-hire-virtual-assistant/1070/14631
Press Release
20 April 2009
VIRTUAL HELP FOR SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS
There is a huge benefit to small business owners in getting support from a Virtual Assistant.
It’s obvious really. The more things you do yourself, the less time you have to devote to growing your business. All those administrative tasks do nothing but drain energy and waste the time of someone who owns their own business.
“Imagine having access to a skilled professional who could take care of all the day-to-day stuff”, says Marion Jackson, owner and operator of ‘My Virtual Assistant’, a home-based, online personal assistant service.
“Just think how much more efficient and profitable you could be if you were able to spend your time on all those things that could effectively grow your business. And think how much happier you would be not having to look at that ever-growing pile of paperwork in the corner!”
A small business owner should be spending the majority of their time on activities that create profit and value. Balancing time between planning, marketing, networking and on-time delivery of revenue-producing products and/or services would be far more effective than wading through all that daily, income-draining admin work.
Many small business owners continue to struggle on by themselves, doing work they hate or don’t do very well. Less time is spent with family and friends, because personal time is often consumed trying to keep up with the more mundane tasks. Every minute spent on routine administrative tasks negatively impacts your business in a number of critical areas. Most importantly, knowledge and expertise are being directed towards areas that while necessary and important, do not lead to the overall growth and long-term sustainability of a small business.
Partnering with a Virtual Assistant (VA) certainly makes good sense as far as the small business owner is concerned!
http://www.infonews.co.nz/news.cfm?l=1&t=99&id=35985
20 April 2009
VIRTUAL HELP FOR SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS
There is a huge benefit to small business owners in getting support from a Virtual Assistant.
It’s obvious really. The more things you do yourself, the less time you have to devote to growing your business. All those administrative tasks do nothing but drain energy and waste the time of someone who owns their own business.
“Imagine having access to a skilled professional who could take care of all the day-to-day stuff”, says Marion Jackson, owner and operator of ‘My Virtual Assistant’, a home-based, online personal assistant service.
“Just think how much more efficient and profitable you could be if you were able to spend your time on all those things that could effectively grow your business. And think how much happier you would be not having to look at that ever-growing pile of paperwork in the corner!”
A small business owner should be spending the majority of their time on activities that create profit and value. Balancing time between planning, marketing, networking and on-time delivery of revenue-producing products and/or services would be far more effective than wading through all that daily, income-draining admin work.
Many small business owners continue to struggle on by themselves, doing work they hate or don’t do very well. Less time is spent with family and friends, because personal time is often consumed trying to keep up with the more mundane tasks. Every minute spent on routine administrative tasks negatively impacts your business in a number of critical areas. Most importantly, knowledge and expertise are being directed towards areas that while necessary and important, do not lead to the overall growth and long-term sustainability of a small business.
Partnering with a Virtual Assistant (VA) certainly makes good sense as far as the small business owner is concerned!
http://www.infonews.co.nz/news.cfm?l=1&t=99&id=35985
Press Release
18 March 2009
MY VIRTUAL ASSISTANT OPENS ‘VIRTUAL DOORS’
My Virtual Assistant recently opened its ‘virtual doors’ to help businesses who are drowning in paperwork.
More and more companies are realising the need to outsource work and let a virtual assistant help out when things get busy, so they can focus on what they do best… running their business.
It doesn't matter whether you are an individual, small business owner, part of a large corporation, or even where you are located in New Zealand, if you have a 'one off' project or need help with regular on-going assignments, My Virtual Assistant is available to take care of the details, so you don’t have to.
“It’s all about respecting client’s needs and maintaining standards,” says Marion Jackson, owner and operator of a new online, home-based company, My Virtual Assistant – Your Online Personal Assistant Service.
“Many companies require extra help at various times throughout the year, whether it’s for a specific project or on-going assignments and this is when hiring a Virtual Assistant is ideal. Plus the location of a company isn’t an issue and that’s the beauty of ‘virtual’ assistance, because everything is done online.”
Extremely popular in the USA, UK and Australia, Virtual Assistants (VA’s as they commonly referred to) provide assistance to businesses who cannot afford or do not have enough work to sustain an in-house worker.
“It makes sense to hire a VA right now, especially during these economic times, what with redundancies being made and companies having to keep costs down”, says Ms Jackson.
Hiring a VA means you have access to an off-site, independent contractor who will save significant costs in employee salaries, staff benefits and office space.
‘My Virtual Assistant’ ultimately offers the benefits of office support without the significant cost of employing an extra member of staff. Tailored to suit the needs of clients, ‘My Virtual Assistant’ provides a range of services, including word processing, travel reservations, proof reading, research, marketing, etc.
http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/BU0903/S00409.htm
18 March 2009
MY VIRTUAL ASSISTANT OPENS ‘VIRTUAL DOORS’
My Virtual Assistant recently opened its ‘virtual doors’ to help businesses who are drowning in paperwork.
More and more companies are realising the need to outsource work and let a virtual assistant help out when things get busy, so they can focus on what they do best… running their business.
It doesn't matter whether you are an individual, small business owner, part of a large corporation, or even where you are located in New Zealand, if you have a 'one off' project or need help with regular on-going assignments, My Virtual Assistant is available to take care of the details, so you don’t have to.
“It’s all about respecting client’s needs and maintaining standards,” says Marion Jackson, owner and operator of a new online, home-based company, My Virtual Assistant – Your Online Personal Assistant Service.
“Many companies require extra help at various times throughout the year, whether it’s for a specific project or on-going assignments and this is when hiring a Virtual Assistant is ideal. Plus the location of a company isn’t an issue and that’s the beauty of ‘virtual’ assistance, because everything is done online.”
Extremely popular in the USA, UK and Australia, Virtual Assistants (VA’s as they commonly referred to) provide assistance to businesses who cannot afford or do not have enough work to sustain an in-house worker.
“It makes sense to hire a VA right now, especially during these economic times, what with redundancies being made and companies having to keep costs down”, says Ms Jackson.
Hiring a VA means you have access to an off-site, independent contractor who will save significant costs in employee salaries, staff benefits and office space.
‘My Virtual Assistant’ ultimately offers the benefits of office support without the significant cost of employing an extra member of staff. Tailored to suit the needs of clients, ‘My Virtual Assistant’ provides a range of services, including word processing, travel reservations, proof reading, research, marketing, etc.
http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/BU0903/S00409.htm
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