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Benefits of a Virtual Assistant by John Silverman A Virtual Assistant (VA) is an independent contractor who provides administrative, technical, and other business specialized services. Many Virtual Assistants were Administrative Assistants in the conventional workplace before beginning their own Virtual Assistance ventures. Most Virtual Assistants work from their home office and use the Internet, phone, fax, email, mail, and other technology to communicate with their clients quickly and easily.Virtual Assistants provide many of the same services as onsite employees, without the added costs. Here are some of the tasks you might expect to delegate to a Virtual Assistant:" Personal Assistance " Website Maintenance and Updates " Customer Service " Answering Service " Link Exchange " Article Management " Online Advertising " Data Entry " Accounting and
Bookkeeping " PowerPoint Presentations " Database Management
" Word Processing " Technical Support " Transcription
" Travel Arrangements " Reminder Service " Writing,
Editing, and Research ServicesBelow you will find just a few of
the many benefits of hiring a Virtual Assistant over a conventional
or temporary employee:Cost of Work Space and EquipmentVirtual Assistants
work from their own home or office and use their own equipment.
You don't have to pay for office space, equipment, maintenance,
or addition utility bills. This is especially beneficial if you
don't have a lot of space of your own. Cost of Taxes and BenefitsSince Virtual Assistants are independent
contractors you don't have to spend time or money dealing with taxes.
Another benefit is you don't have to pay health/life insurance or
workers compensation. In addition, you don't have to pay holidays,
vacation time, or sick leave. You're In ChargeThe relationship between
you and your VA is based on a contracted agreement and you state
the terms. You have the added benefit of paying by the project,
by the hour, or on a monthly retainer. Since they bill for work
completed you don't have to pay for personal phone calls, tardiness,
child issues, or sick leave. You choose which tasks to delegate
to the VA and which tasks to do yourself or to keep in- house.Click
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