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Start a virtual assistant business
Start a virtual assistant business: Busy founders will gladly hand over their inbox, calendar and admin to someone reliable. 1) List what you already do well: inbox, calendar, research, invoices, or customer replies. 2) Choose three of those and call that your service. 3) Set a monthly package of hours.
The steps
- List what you already do well: inbox, calendar, research, invoices, or customer replies.
- Choose three of those and call that your service.
- Set a monthly package of hours.
- Ask founders in your network what they hate doing most each week.
- Do a one-week trial with a clear list of tasks.
- Send a short report on what you did each Friday: it makes you hard to fire.
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Block 45 minutes to write your three services and message 10 founders.
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