America's Virtual Assistant http://americasva.net Offload. Outsource. Go Virtual! Tue, 20 Dec 2011 04:28:53 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 Welcome! http://americasva.net/2011/11/02/welcome/ http://americasva.net/2011/11/02/welcome/#comments Wed, 02 Nov 2011 20:32:22 +0000 Virtual Assistant http://americasva.net/?p=36 Continue reading →]]> Thank You for visiting America’s Virtual Assistant!

If you’re new to the world of the Professional Virtual Assistant, I suggest you review the Virtual Services section of my website to gain a better understanding of how my services can improve your business. If you’re working with a Virtual Assistant and that partnership is not exceeding your expectations, I offer a discount to business owners who are making the switch from their current Virtual Assistance provider.


Virtual Assistant: Defined

A Virtual Assistant (VA) is an entrepreneur who operates a home-based business, providing administrative, technical, creative and other types of services. Some VAs provide specialized services, such as bookkeeping and marketing. Other VAs are what I refer to as general practitioners, in that we provide a broad spectrum of administrative, creative and technical services to our clients.

I have (or have had) clients in New York state, San Francisco, Southern California, Kansas City, Miami, Houston, Vancouver, Wisconsin, Washington, D.C., Chicago, Atlanta, Seattle, Florida, Boston, Vermont, Oklahoma, Virginia, New Jersey, Long Island, New York City, Phoenix, Michigan and London, and cities and towns large and small across America. If you think your assistant must travel to your office, you’re wrong.


The Benefits of Partnering with a Virtual Assistant

Business owners and entrepreneurs come in every make and model, and the one thing we have in common is we want to ensure we’re getting the most bang-for-the-buck regarding expenditures. As you make your decision to partner with America’s Virtual Assistant, keep in mind the following benefits:

  • You don’t have to buy another computer, or make room for another person in your office. (This is very good news for my fellow home-based business owners!) I have a fully-equipped home office, including broadband internet access, dedicated telephone lines, computers and printers.

  • You don’t pay taxes.

  • You don’t pay “benefits,” such as health and dental insurance, sick leave and vacation time.

  • You only pay for the time you work with me, and a full-time commitment is not required.

  • You don’t worry about your staff commuting to your office and being late due to traffic or problems on your public transit system. I work from the comfort of my home office!

“Going Virtual” is not a good fit for all business owners, and if you fall into this category that’s just fine! There are some who, due to their personality and needs, require an on-site assistant. For everyone else, I encourage you to review my website and to schedule a complimentary consultation to help us determine if my Virtual Assistant Services are a good fit for you and your business.


Next Steps?

Learn more about Lori or Contact the Virtual Assistant to schedule your free consultation!

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