Access to Work is a government scheme designed to help people with physical or hidden disabilities remain in work.

A question that I often get asked in my VA Coaching sessions is whether VAs need to have a website to launch their business.

With so many social platforms out there, LinkedIn stands out as an amazing opportunity for connecting with potential clients and expanding y

Do you feel like your Virtual Assistant business has reached a crossroads? Perhaps you're consistently swamped with work...

Guest Blog - The Importance of Networking for your Business by Nic Gray, VA and Owner of Nic Gray PA

The world of social media is like a bustling, digital social gathering, and you wouldn't just stand in the corner whispering quietly

…but it doesn’t have to be a bad breakup. Breaking up with a client is a lot like breaking up a relationship. However, much like Gloria Ga

Guest Blog by Emma Portor of Tilba Marketing

While it can be challenging to let go of a client, especially when you rely on their income, sometimes it becomes necessary

Congratulations! You’ve had a potential client book a discovery call, the excitement has faded and the nerves are kicking in. What’s next?

Guest blog from Caroline Walker - Local Networking For VAs

Have you ever felt like you just aren't able to attract the clients you want, or that the potential clients you are speaking to aren't conve

After my last blog on How to use Instagram to find clients, I had lots of questions about the various steps - and one of those which kept co

Instagram is still an absolutely amazing place for Virtual Assistants to find clients, but it's not as easy as showing up when you feel like

After my first blog on this topic, I was asked to do a follow up with more places to find clients, so here you go!

So, you've done all the fun bits of setting up your business. You've got your domain and email address set up, you've had a whale of a ti

One thing I'm often asked is "what sort of content should I be posting on my social media"?