Virtual Assistants (usually referred to as VA or VA’s) are highly qualified individuals who works usually on a web based businesses support in a large variety of ways or via internet. VA’s are very disciplined and able to work independently with minimal supervision.

Hiring a VA has lots of advantages, even if you have a different time zone or location. Here are the things you need to know:

• If you hire a VA you can let go of all the time consuming task and have more energy and time for more important things to do in your business.
• If you hire a VA you can focus and you won’t be distracted of with works that a business owner shouldn’t be doing and be overwhelmed. And if you have more focus on your work, you will be highly productive and effective in your work in less time.

When you hire a VA you will have less stress in getting things done; more progress in your business and your creativity level will soar.

Any business (large, micro or small) or anyone who wants to be professionally successful and live a more balanced life with more free time to do the things he/she wants to do! . VA’s can work with different professionals: Real Estate Agents,  Writers and Authors, small business owners, sole proprietors, Students and individuals, consultants, Entrepreneurs, Sales professionals, executives, professionals, doctors, attorneys, teachers, professors and even students.

No. VA’s are independent contractors. You are not responsible for withholding taxes, benefits, insurance and OSHA or ERISA requirements. Remember, a VA is a business owner, not your employee.

You may assign your tasks in any way convenient to you: via email, online chat, or phone through our customer service reps who will be on stand-by to take down your request. You may also directly communicate with your VA for your tasks assignments and instructions.

Virtual Assistance is recognized by a large number of professions as a vital ingredient to the success and growth of their businesses. However, it is not for everyone. To partner successfully with a Virtual Assistant you need to:

• have a clear vision and be able to communicate it clearly
• be open to new ideas and new ways of doing things
• be confident using email, the Internet, and instant messaging
• recognize a Virtual Assistant as a partner, not an employee
• be prepared to delegate with minimum supervision
• be available to answer questions (especially in the early days)

The choice is YOURS! Just as there are administrative assistants in the corporate world who have worked for the same employer for many years, the same is true of Virtual Assistants. Your working relationship will be totally dependent on your needs, goals, and desires.