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The Top 10 Ways to Work Full-time While Managing Your Virtual Assistant Business Part-time
By VAnetworking member Dusty Warren

For those of you working full-time while in the start up phase of your VA business, you can work full-time and manage clients. With a solid plan in place you can mange your clients the same as a full-time virtual assistant.

1. When you consider the work you want to offer a potential client, project work is rated higher than on-going tasks, if you’re working full-time. Projects usually have a time-period to be completed, which can be finished after normal business hours.
2. When you offer services, only provide the services you can full-fill while working full-time. You can consider subcontracting services, you do not offer to other VAs, but always advise your client when you plan to subcontract out any work.
3. Obtain clients in a different time zone to accommodate your clients’ business hours. You can manage work for your clients by gaining an extra hour.
4. Create a schedule to maintain the workload to keep all your projects and tasks on time. Review the project prior to accepting the work to insure yourself and the client you have ample time to complete the project.
5. Communication is a key factor with any business. You can communicate with your clients during off times such as, breaks, your lunch hour, or after working hours.
6. Always keep your clients’ projects or tasks with you at all times. When a client needs a project ahead of the scheduled due date, you will be able to deliver the finished project or task at any time of the day.
7. Determine the best time to contact your clients and the best method of communication prior to starting a project or task. This information will assist you when you have to discuss any details and you can reach your clients without loosing any time.
8. Set up a daily routine to respond or send emails. When you take the time to concentrate on the information your clients sent you, or the scope of your initial email, you eliminate mistakes by not rushing yourself to respond or when sending information to clients.
9. When you receive phone calls during working hours at your current job, let your voice mail take the calls and schedule time to return any calls to your clients.
10. As a part-time virtual assistant, you time and your clients’ time is valuable. By thoroughly checking your finished project or tasks for errors prior to sending the work to your client, you will save valuable time.

Stop by the Virtual Assistant Networking Assocation (VAnetworking) today and find that VA you’ve been looking for. They are waiting, ready to assist you with all your business needs.

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