by Charlotte Wibberley | Jul 14, 2020 | Digital Marketing, Getting clients, Starting a VA Business, VA Business Growth, VA Businesses, VA Life
Marketing – it’s another one of those ‘love it or loathe it’ jobs in my experience. Some VAs are super efficient when it comes to maintaining their website, updating their blog and keeping their social media channels full of interesting and engaging content, whereas...
by Charlotte Wibberley | Jul 7, 2020 | Digital Marketing, Technical, VA Business Growth, VA Businesses, VA Life
We’re living in a digital age. We all know this. Who would have thought, pre-lockdown, that virtual birthday parties, online pub quizzes and zoom-based classrooms would have become such a widespread and integral part of our daily lives? As the covid-19 lockdown has...
by Charlotte Wibberley | Jun 30, 2020 | Getting clients, Starting a VA Business, VA Business Growth, VA Businesses, VA Life
If you’ve only recently set up your own Virtual Assistant Business, the likelihood is that you have spent the last few weeks or months learning new skills, setting up a digital presence (via a shiny new website or simply setting up some dedicated social media pages),...
by Charlotte Wibberley | Jun 9, 2020 | VA Business Growth, VA Businesses, VA Life, Working with a VA
At APVA, we offer accreditation for VAs that meet our criteria. In her guest blog, Lucy Messaritis explains why she feels accreditation is important and valuable for virtual assistants. “Recently, we had an extension built to the side of our house. The building...
by Charlotte Wibberley | Jun 8, 2020 | Guest Blogs, Starting a VA Business, VA Business Growth, VA Businesses, VA Life
Coronavirus has shaken up our work lives like never before. In the current crisis, adapting your work practices so you can continue to support your clients is likely to be at the forefront of your mind. In this short blog, our partners and EleVAte Sponsors PolicyBee...
by Charlotte Wibberley | May 29, 2020 | Client Businesses, Getting clients, Technical, VA Business Growth, VA Businesses
The ‘new normal’ – it’s a strange new phrase that conjures images of people touching elbows instead of shaking hands, of people wearing foam pool noodles on their heads in cafés to maintain social distancing, and the ability to turn up to a work meeting on Microsoft...
