Have You Used a Virtual Assistant?

Into every freelancer’s life come those tasks that take far more of your time and energy than they really should. If you’re looking at it from the 80/20 rule, this is the stuff that is definitely on the other side of the equation. It’s all important, but it just isn’t up your alley.

For me these tasks include trying to build my website. Whether it’s HTML, CSS or FTP, it’s all a little Greek to me. I make my living my stringing letters together, but this particular bunch of them drive me nuts. Fortunately, I figured out a way that I don’t have to worry about it. I found a VA, or a virtual assistant, that does things like that in a snap. In fact, as much as I love what she can do, I need to tell you about her. Her name is Stephanie Fish and she is known as the Buckeye VA. You can find her at www.buckeyeva.com and I strongly encourage you to do so! Stephanie earns her living my masterfully doing all those tasks that other people either don’t have the time or the desire or the talent to do. She knows just how to article market to bring traffic to your site, she is a whiz with Wordpress templates and she can even do your social marketing for you. On top of that, she raises a houseful of kids, without breaking a sweat. Stephanie is a great example of a WAHM- learning to not only multi-task, but juggling at the same time.

Virtual Assistants are one of the hottest commodities around. Whether you work from home or out of your office, a virtual assistant can really free up your time so that you can go back to doing what you love to do best. (Back to the 80/20 rule, again.)

I recommend that you get in touch with Stephanie Fish, the Buckeye VA today, before her calendar fills up and you get stuck on the wrong side of your equation, doing all those jobs you wish someone else would do for you.

So, the ball is in your court, now! Have you done any kind of outsourcing for your business lately? If so, how has it worked out?  Leave a comment below and share your outsourcing experiences!

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