How to earn big money as a virtual assistant
Would you want to be a virtual assistant? How much money do you think that you could make? Well, this is a story of a virtual assistant who makes $8,000 a month. The idea was born out of necessity because the VA, Mary, was in need of a job.
A couple of years ago, Mary was a college grad and couldn't land a job. She thought her BA degree would guarantee her work, but it didn't. Mary had sent out hundreds of resumes, but no company would even call her back. She eventually saw a video about being a virtual assistant, and an idea was born.
A couple of years ago, Mary was a college grad and couldn't land a job. She thought her BA degree would guarantee her work, but it didn't. Mary had sent out hundreds of resumes, but no company would even call her back. She eventually saw a video about being a virtual assistant, and an idea was born.
How did she have so much success being a virtual assistant?
Mary had a plan about becoming a VA. She knew that it's competitive, and finding customers is the hardest part; so, she hired a coach to help her understand how to present herself and have success. The greatest part of Mary's success as a virtual assistant is understanding how to explain to the client about how she can solve their problems and bring value to their companies.
According to MSN, Mary now has six regular clients and does a variety of different tasks for them, including billing, scheduling, project management, sending invoices to client's vendors, sharing contracts, and collecting deposits.
According to MSN, Mary now has six regular clients and does a variety of different tasks for them, including billing, scheduling, project management, sending invoices to client's vendors, sharing contracts, and collecting deposits.
