More and more virtual assistants are blogging and letting their clients get to know the entrepreneur on the other side of the Internet connection.
Here are some things you can do in your virutal assistant blog:
- Give your clients and colleagues a peek at the personal side of your life. We all like to know we're dealing with a real person online!
- Post regular tips and tricks for your clients. It's a great way to keep visitors and clients coming back to your site.
- Share your latest news, without waiting for the next edition of your newsletter to go out.
- Write articles for your target market
If you're a member of VANA (Virtual Assistant Networking Association) your blog can reap other rewards too. The association gives the VA Blog of the Week Award 52 times a year to one of its over 7 000 members.
The VA Blog of the Week Awards recognize the virtual assistant's professionalism on the web and on his or her business blog.
And just what does an award winning blog look like? Take a look at the most recent winner, Right-Hand-Man Virtual Assistant Services.
The prize? Public recognition by other virtual assistants that your business is respected and credible.
You do have to be a member of VANA to win, though. If you're a virtual assistant, or thinking about becoming a virtual assistant, you really should be a member anyways!
They have awesome articles (including some of mine :)), helpful links, a Virtual Assistant Directory, RFPs, and - most importantly - the answers to all your virtual business questions!
4 comments:
Thank you for the recognition in your blog. I am just starting to read all of the great info you have posted.
Another thing we offer at VAnetworking.com in appreciation for you mentioning our VA group on the net is a contest entry into our Bloggin' For VANA contest. Just mention our URL in your blog and you can enter and possibly win free advertising at our network. Visit our website to learn more: http://www.vanetworking.com/contest/blogging/index.htm
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Virtual assistants strive to build long-term business-partner type relationships by not just providing support services, but learning about your business goals and anticipating your needs, to help you achieve business success. Thank you...
Thanks dude for your very informative blog article about virtual assistants. It helps me a lot since it's my first time here. Using a virtual assistant can shave hours from your workweek, but knowing which tasks to delegate can be tricky, whether you're starting or growing a business. For that, I'm looking forward for more nice blog article of yours. Continue sharing your great ideas. Kudos for that! :)
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