It’s one of the most interesting – and exciting – times to become a Virtual Assistant. Over the last several years, the number of folks freelancing has been on a steady rise, up from about 17% of the workforce in 2014 to an estimated 48% by the close of 2020.
Most people, when they first hear of the concept of the Virtual Assistant, have (at least) one of three reactions:
Along the incredible journey of learning how to become a VA, one of the first hurdles we see people meet
Note from the editor: We’re excited to be featuring a post from our friends over at InboxDone. We’ve had FBVA
If you read Yuwanda Black’s story, you’ll see that this genre can be quite lucrative – if you know the
When business owners use Fully Booked VA’s VA Finder services, we ask them to fill in a questionnaire. This usually
We’re back with another post in the Student Success Stories series! Why are we doing this? Glad you asked! We
Why isn’t your super-polished pitch getting any replies? Why does it take that editor three weeks to give you even
So your virtual assistant business is all set up. Way to go! Now comes one of the most interesting (and
Aaron Tanner, this week’s guest on Fully Booked VA, thinks that people with Asperger Syndrome may want to consider working
A lot of business owners turn to virtual assistants to offer ongoing administrative support. While this is the most popular
So far, we’ve been featuring virtual assistants started their businesses and have been successful at getting VA gigs either on
Your business is growing, so you’ve decided to bring on a virtual assistant. It made sense at the time, but
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