Provide Expert Support

Virtual Experts have advanced education from technical training to college degrees. They also tend to have an average of five years' experience in an office environment, dealing with the day-to-day issues that concern a business. VEs are not people who decided they might be good at answering phones. These are trained individuals, proud of the knowledge they've gained, and eager to put it to work for their clients.

Save You Time

With any business, there are a number of small, medium, and large tasks that need to be done. However, even small tasks can add up to a large amount of time spent updating your website, managing your database, and many other tedious tasks. As a business owner, you need to have time to focus on profit-producing activities that are more important.

A VE can handle many of those tedious tasks, no matter how large or small, leaving your time free to devote to growing your business and bringing in new clients instead of keeping your business running.

Save You Money

Though you can contract with a Virtual Expert for short periods, you can also contract with them on an ongoing basis, which is what most savvy business owners do.

For instance, if you're getting ready to launch a new product or service and the phone calls and emails will be rolling in, now would be a good time to contract a VE to handle the calls, emails and scheduling for the length of the campaign. Once the campaign is over, so is the contract. The only time you pay for the extra hand is when you need one.

Or, if you send out a monthly newsletter, you can contract with a Virtual Assistant to create and distribute that newsletter every month. You’ll no longer need to worry about editing the article and formatting the newsletter because your VE can take that task off your hand. All you’ll need to do is a final proof and approval. Virtual Experts get the work done as it comes in. You avoid paying employees for slow times, when you don't have enough to keep them busy, or busy times when you’d have to pay overtime premiums. Save on office expenses and overhead. Virtual Experts work out of their homes and pay for their own desks, computers, software, telephones, long distance, supplies, insurance, and training.