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Our Services
It's been heard over and over ... "It
costs too much to use a Virtual Assistant". This might be true for
some companies, but
because you only pay them for the time
that they are doing YOUR work, you save money. You’re not paying
benefits, taxes and other compensation. You’re not paying for sick
leave, vacation time, breaks and equipment. That is all the
responsibility of the VA and frees you from those costs. Think about
if for a minute. Say you’re a plumber. How much is your time worth.
Do you charge $50, $75, $120 an hour? And when you’re spending time
doing that admin work, how much potential income are you losing? Two
hours of designing a newsletter (while an important marketing tool)
costs you $240 (if you bill out at $120 an hour). Yet, if you were
out there fixing a backed up kitchen sink, you could be earning
$240. You’ve actually just lost $480. Now, if you had a VA doing
that newsletter for you, it might cost you $50. You gain the $240
because you’re out there fixing that sink. And you might gain some
new customers who read your newsletter and get a better
understanding of what’s involved in remodeling their bathroom (an
article you wrote for the newsletter). What’s the value of that?
Services
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Our rates are based on the individual project with the average being between $25-$50 an hour. However, we do offer Retainer Packages as well.
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