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What It Takes to be a Virtual Assistant: Finding Clients

January 26, 2013 By Thaleia 1 Comment

What It Takes to be a Virtual Assistant:

Finding Clients Virtual Assistant finding clients

Honestly I have no idea where Virtual Assistant find clients besides canvasing family and friends. You could advertise on facebook or through twitter or your blog, but you might not get the reliable response that you are looking for.

Rebecca Flansburg from Franticmommy.com is our resident expert on getting clients. She will be exploring a variety of places to get clients such as Elance, HireMyMom, and Craigslist. Other places would be The Problogger Job Board, ODesk, Guru, and RatRaceRebellion.

Anyone else not heard of most of these? See I told you Rebecca was a gem! Yes, I have heard of Elance, Craigslist, and Problogger. The others are totally new to me.

Check out Rebecca’s post on Where to Find Clients to see what these websites have to offer!

Missed the last three weeks of articles DO NOT FEAR! I am including the links below for your convenience!

WEEK 1:

What it Takes to Be a Virtual Assistant: Intro

What it Takes to Be a Virtual Assistant: A New Series

WEEK 2:

How I Became a Virtual Assistant with Rebecca Flansburg

What it Takes to Be a Virtual Assistant: How to Know When it’s Time to Hire a VA

WEEK 3:

What it Takes to Be a Virtual Assistant: Skills & Tools

Skills & Tools needed to improve your VA Business.

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