What’s Involved
The beauty of being a VA is that you can shape a business around the skills that you bring to the table. Virtual Assistants provide all kinds of administrative and technical support for their clients.
How much money can I make?
Depending on previous work history and skills, some new virtual assistants start out as low as $10-15 an hour. As they gain experience they can raise their prices up to $20-25 an hour.Having long term experience or high demand skills can lead to hourly rates of $40-75 an hour for some.
What can I do to learn more?
Mom’s Talk Biz
Starting your own business as a Virtual Assistant is possibly one of the easiest businesses to get into, particularly if you have already acquired valuable office skills in your job outside the home. A Virtual Assistant (VA) provides administrative and secretarial services to other businesses and she does so “virtually.” That means that you can work from home to provide these services to your clients.
VA Insider
Buy Tanya Sutherland’s Virtual Business Startup System to learn how to create your own VA business.Then join her VA Insiders Club to network with other successful VAs.
Virtual Business Mavens
Learn from VAs who have proven themselves on the ‘virtual street’ for years!
